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Determination of speckle fringe orientation map by image sequence and removing the speckle noise from speckle fringe patterns

Qifeng Yu, Xiangyi Sun, Sihua Fu

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Removing speckle noise in electronic speckle pattern interferometry (ESPI) from a single speckle fringe pattern while keeping the fringe features is a difficult problem. The spin filtering with curved surface windows proposed by the authors is successful to filter out speckle noise nearly completely from a single speckle fringe pattern. However the new filtering has a difficulty to be overcome that the speckle fringe orientation map (SFOM) depends on the processing window size which is tryout and is difficult to be derived correctly when the speckle fringe density changes considerably. In this paper we utilize the original speckle pattern sequence with one-beam setup to determine the speckle movement direction field by digital correlation methods so that the SFOM is determined from the direction field. In this way the SFOM can be derived regardless of fringe density.

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Removing speckle noise in electronic speckle pattern interferometry (ESPI) from a single speckle fringe pattern while keeping the fringe features is a difficult problem. The spin filtering with curved surface windows proposed by the authors is successful to filter out speckle noise nearly completely from a single speckle fringe pattern. However the new filtering has a difficulty to be overcome that the speckle fringe orientation map (SFOM) depends on the processing window size which is tryout and is difficult to be derived correctly when the speckle fringe density changes considerably. In this paper we utilize the original speckle pattern sequence with one-beam setup to determine the speckle movement direction field by digital correlation methods so that the SFOM is determined from the direction field. In this way the SFOM can be derived regardless of fringe density.

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Removing speckle noise in electronic speckle pattern interferometry (ESPI) from a single speckle fringe pattern while keeping the fringe features is a difficult problem. The spin filtering with curved surface windows proposed by the authors is successful to filter out speckle noise nearly completely from a single speckle fringe pattern. However the new filtering has a difficulty to be overcome that the speckle fringe orientation map (SFOM) depends on the processing window size which is tryout and is difficult to be derived correctly when the speckle fringe density changes considerably. In this paper we utilize the original speckle pattern sequence with one-beam setup to determine the speckle movement direction field by digital correlation methods so that the SFOM is determined from the direction field. In this way the SFOM can be derived regardless of fringe density.

Key concepts: Speckle pattern, Speckle noise, Electronic speckle pattern interferometry, Optics, Orientation (vector space), Noise (video), Filter (signal processing), Computer science

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