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One-shot shape measurement of small objects with a pulsed laser and modulation of polarization

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Tema(s) en español: Tema(s) en inglés: Recurso en línea: En: Optical Engineering Volumen 56, número 6 (June 2017), páginas 06410-2 - 064102-4Nota de acceso: Disponible para usuarios de ECOSUR con su clave de acceso Resumen:
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We present an alternative shape measurement setup based on a one-shot phase-shifting method employing the modulation of polarization and phase grating interferometry. The setup implementation was carried out with a Mach-Zehnder interferometric arrangement and a synchronized system of a pulsed laser and a fast camera. Under the proposed configuration, a test object is illuminated by two beams of circularly polarized light oppositely rotating, coming from the interferometric arrangement. The reflected light is then conduced to a phase grating interferometry system to generate several phase-shifted fringe patterns in one-shot. To show the feasibility of our proposal, we present some experimental results of a retrieved wrapped phase of a test object and analyzed it using a quality-guide phase unwrapping algorithm to obtain the continuous phase.

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We present an alternative shape measurement setup based on a one-shot phase-shifting method employing the modulation of polarization and phase grating interferometry. The setup implementation was carried out with a Mach-Zehnder interferometric arrangement and a synchronized system of a pulsed laser and a fast camera. Under the proposed configuration, a test object is illuminated by two beams of circularly polarized light oppositely rotating, coming from the interferometric arrangement. The reflected light is then conduced to a phase grating interferometry system to generate several phase-shifted fringe patterns in one-shot. To show the feasibility of our proposal, we present some experimental results of a retrieved wrapped phase of a test object and analyzed it using a quality-guide phase unwrapping algorithm to obtain the continuous phase. Inglés