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22 June 2015 Speckle interferometry in the long-wave infrared for combining holography and thermography in a single sensor: applications to nondestructive testing: The FANTOM Project
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Abstract
Speckle interferometry in the thermal wavelengths range (long-wave infrared, 8-14 μm), combining a CO2 laser and recording with an uncooled microbolometer camera is presented. In this wavelength range specklegrams are affected by the thermal radiation emitted by objects at room temperature. This allows simultaneously capturing temperature and surface shape information about objects. The FANTOM project is based on this concept and an instrument was developed to take advantage of this natural data fusion. It has been used in a variety of nondestructive testing applications where both information are useful, specifically in aeronautical composite structures.
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Marc P. Georges "Speckle interferometry in the long-wave infrared for combining holography and thermography in a single sensor: applications to nondestructive testing: The FANTOM Project", Proc. SPIE 9525, Optical Measurement Systems for Industrial Inspection IX, 95251L (22 June 2015); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2191133
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KEYWORDS
Cameras

Long wavelength infrared

Thermography

Nondestructive evaluation

Holography

Temperature metrology

Composites

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