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Investigation on interference-type moire deflectometry

Zhaoshu Liao, Ru-Shou Lu, Jingguang Tao, Yang Kun-tao

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A moire deflectometry without the Talbot effect is presented. A grating is replaced by interference fringes to overcome the inability of the Talbot pitch to change continuously. An additive type and a multiplicative type of moire deflectometry are described. The theory is analysed and the features are discussed with examples.

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A moire deflectometry without the Talbot effect is presented. A grating is replaced by interference fringes to overcome the inability of the Talbot pitch to change continuously. An additive type and a multiplicative type of moire deflectometry are described. The theory is analysed and the features are discussed with examples.

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A moire deflectometry without the Talbot effect is presented. A grating is replaced by interference fringes to overcome the inability of the Talbot pitch to change continuously. An additive type and a multiplicative type of moire deflectometry are described. The theory is analysed and the features are discussed with examples.

Key concepts: Moiré pattern, Talbot effect, Interference (communication), Optics, Grating, Type (biology), Physics, Computer science

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