Measurement of curvature distribution using digital speckle three-shearing aperture interferometry
RIS ID
22947
Abstract
Digital speckle three-shearing-aperture interferometry used for the measurement of curvature distribution fields of a deformation object is proposed for the first time. In this method, pure curvature distribution fringes without containing slope distribution fringes can be obtained by using digital speckle three-shearing-aperture interferometry. Two specklegrams, one before and the other after object deformation, are recorded by a CCD camera and stored in a computer. A 2-D fast Fourier transform (FFT) and a 2-D inverse FFT (IFFT) are performed on the two specklegrams. The subtraction of the transformed specklegrams will produce curvature distribution fringes, and the speckle noises in curvature distribution fringes can be removed after these fringes pass through low-pass filtering. Results from theory and experiments are in good agreement.
Publication Details
Wang, K., Tieu, A. K. Gao, M. (2007). Measurement of curvature distribution using digital speckle three-shearing aperture interferometry. Optics and Laser Technology, (39), 926-928.