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27 May 2011Spatial phase-shift interferometry: implementation of an effective
phase-recovering algorithm
Thanks to its robustness and reduced sensitivity to vibrations and air turbulence, spatial phase-shift interferometry (SPSI)
is a measuring technique of particular value in industrial environments. Making use of a commercial CCD camera
connected with a PC we have set up an essential system that acquires and processes the fringe pattern, extracting the
relevant features of the phenomenon being observed. The basic algorithms for phase recovery are available from the
literature. Here we present a variant of one of such algorithms and describe in detail its implementation in our SPSI
system. Experimental results are presented, showing the effectiveness of the overall measuring chain.
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Maurizio Vannoni, Mauro Melozzi, Marco Barilli, Andrea Sordini, Giuseppe Molesini, "Spatial phase-shift interferometry: implementation of an effective phase-recovering algorithm," Proc. SPIE 8082, Optical Measurement Systems for Industrial Inspection VII, 80822J (27 May 2011); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.888981