posted on 2010-02-11, 12:14authored byPablo D. Ruiz, Jonathan M. Huntley, Guillermo H. Kaufmann
Most standard temporal phase-shifting algorithms evaluate the phase by computing a
windowed Fourier transform (WFT) of the intensity signal at the carrier frequency of
the system. However, displacement of the specimen during image acquisition may
cause the peak of the transform to shift away from the carrier frequency, leading to
phase errors and even unwrapping failure. We present a novel TPS method that
searches for the peak of the WFT and evaluates the phase at that frequency instead of
at the carrier frequency. The performance of this method is compared with that of
standard algorithms by using numerical simulations. Experimental results from highspeed
speckle interferometry studies of carbon fiber panels are also presented.
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Citation
RUIZ, P.D., HUNTLEY, J.M. and KAUFMANN, G.H., 2003. Adaptive phase-shifting algorithm for temporal phase evaluation. Journal of the Optical Society of America A: Optics, Image Science & Vision, 20 (2), p.325-332.
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