2014
DOI: 10.1364/ol.39.005375
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Simultaneous phase-shifting dual-wavelength interferometry based on two-step demodulation algorithm

Abstract: A simultaneous phase-shifting dual-wavelength interferometry based on two-step demodulation algorithm is proposed in this Letter. First, two lasers with different wavelengths go through the same inline phase-shifting interference system simultaneously, and a sequence of five frames of simultaneous phase-shifting dual-wavelength interferograms (SPSDWIs) with the special phase shifts are captured by a monochrome CCD. Subsequently, using the subtraction between the first SPSDWI and the other SPSDWI, each waveleng… Show more

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“…Their approach [17] worked well for the example provided but we think their method could easily cross-talk between fitted polynomials for complicated modulating phases [17]. Yet another approach by Zhang et al was published [18][19]. Zhang used a simultaneous two-steps [18], and principal component interferometry [19] to solve the dual-wavelength phase-shifting measurement.…”
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“…Their approach [17] worked well for the example provided but we think their method could easily cross-talk between fitted polynomials for complicated modulating phases [17]. Yet another approach by Zhang et al was published [18][19]. Zhang used a simultaneous two-steps [18], and principal component interferometry [19] to solve the dual-wavelength phase-shifting measurement.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Yet another approach by Zhang et al was published [18][19]. Zhang used a simultaneous two-steps [18], and principal component interferometry [19] to solve the dual-wavelength phase-shifting measurement. Zhang et al used 32 randomly phase-shifted interferograms [19].…”
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“…This could be realized by the usage of high-speed hardware, as proposed by Yamamoto et al, 1 Schaffer et al 2 and Heist et al 3 Otherwise, the number of diverse projection pattern has to be reduced. [4][5][6][7] Minimal motion effects are achieved by the reduction to only one pattern projection. To analyze these single-shot images, there exist different approaches.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%