1990
DOI: 10.1117/12.961340
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Interferogram Analysis Using Image Processing Techniques

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“…Fig. An important conclusion of these investigations is that the systematic phase error caused by variation of /1(x, y) and /0(x, y) oscillates from zero in the middle between bright and dark fringes to its extreme values at the fringe centerlines for every fringe, and this error is Several algorithms have been developed to normalize fringe patterns (8), (40), (48)(49)(50)(51) Assuming a multiplicative superposition of the background with the fringe modulation term, the shading correction with background division is the simplest way: Fig.…”
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“…Fig. An important conclusion of these investigations is that the systematic phase error caused by variation of /1(x, y) and /0(x, y) oscillates from zero in the middle between bright and dark fringes to its extreme values at the fringe centerlines for every fringe, and this error is Several algorithms have been developed to normalize fringe patterns (8), (40), (48)(49)(50)(51) Assuming a multiplicative superposition of the background with the fringe modulation term, the shading correction with background division is the simplest way: Fig.…”
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“…Under the same assumptions as before the method of homomorphic filtering also delivers good results. In (50), (51) steplike envelopes lmax and /min are constructed by connecting the local maxima and minima, respectively, of the frinqe pattern. the inverted Gaussian low-pass.…”
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