Electronic speckle interferometry, phase-mapping, and nondestructive testing techniques applied to real-time, thermal loading
Jianmin Wang, Ian Grant
Abstract
Jianmin Wang, Ian Grant
Abstract
A digital phase-mapping method has been developed for application in real-time electronic speckle interferometry studies. Its principles and application to a continuously deforming object are described. An efficient digital image-processing algorithm has been developed that permits quantitative interpretation of the resulting phase maps.
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A digital phase-mapping method has been developed for application in real-time electronic speckle interferometry studies. Its principles and application to a continuously deforming object are described. An efficient digital image-processing algorithm has been developed that permits quantitative interpretation of the resulting phase maps.
Key concepts: Electronic speckle pattern interferometry, Speckle imaging, Speckle pattern, Interferometry, Optics, Phase (matter), Nondestructive testing, Image processing