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APPLYING SPECKLE-INTERFEROMETRY TO THE SHAPE MEASUREMENT OF MOVING OBJECTS

Andreas Meixner, Andreas Purde, Philipp Kirilenko
  • Abstract:
    Speckle-interferometry is a very interesting group of measurement methods based on coherent light dissipation properties. There are a lot of applications of this effect, but the most interesting one is shape-measurement. It is astonishing that a nearly random structure of speckle image can contain information about the contour of the object illuminated by coherent light. The method is well-known but it is not so popular because of great disadvantage: method needs very good stability of the measurement object and instrument. So this technique was applied only in laboratory for a long time.
    In this article we want to present special algorithms and setups which permit applying speckle-interferometry out of the lab – in industrial conditions.
  • Keywords:
    shape measurement, speckle-interferometry, two-cameras setup
  • DOI:
    _unreg_tc7-2004.002

Event details:

  • IMEKO TC:
    TC7
  • Event name:
    TC7 Symposium 2004
  • Title:

    10th Symposium on Advances of Measurement Science

  • Place:
    St. Petersburg, RUSSIA
  • Time:
    30 June 2004 - 2 July 2004