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Digital recording and numerical reconstruction of holograms: reduction of the spatial frequency spectrum
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Digital recording and numerical reconstruction of holograms: reduction of the spatial frequency spectrum
Digital recording and numerical reconstruction of holograms: reduction of the spatial frequency spectrum
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Ulf Schnars
Ulf Schnars
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Thomas M. Kreis
Thomas M. Kreis
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Werner P. O. Ju¨ptner
Werner P. O. Ju¨ptner
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1 April 1996
journal article
Published by
SPIE-Intl Soc Optical Eng
in
Optical Engineering
Vol. 35
(4)
,
977-982
https://doi.org/10.1117/1.600706
Abstract
Direct recording of Fresnel holograms on a charge‐coupled device and their numerical reconstruction is possible if the maximum spatial frequency of the holographic microstructure is adapted to the spatial resolution of the detector array. The maximum spatial frequency is determined by the angle between the interfering waves. For standard CCDs with spatial resolutions of ∼100 lines/mm, the angle between reference and object wave is limited to a few degrees. This limits the size of the objects to be recorded or requires a great distance between object and CCD target. A method is described in which the primary object angle is optically reduced so that objects with larger dimensions can be recorded. The principle is demonstrated for the example of deformation analysis. Two Fresnel holograms, which represent the undeformed and the deformed states of the object, are generated on a CCD target, stored electronically, and the wave fields are reconstructed numerically. The interference phase can be calculated directly from the digital holograms, without generating an interference pattern. As an application of this method, we present the transient deformation field of a plate that is loaded by an impact. ©
1996 Society of Photo−Optical Instrumentation Engineers.
Keywords
MICROSTRUCTURES
SPATIAL FREQUENCIES
CHARGED COUPLE DEVICE
SPATIAL FREQUENCY
SPECTRUM
HOLOGRAMS
SPATIAL RESOLUTION
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