27 May 2015 Temporal-spatial encoding binary fringes toward three-dimensional shape measurement without projector nonlinearity
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Abstract
Projector nonlinearity is a common problem for digital structured light-based three-dimensional (3-D) shape measurement techniques. A temporal-spatial binary encoding method is presented for the purpose of eluding it. We build a 3-D shape measurement scheme by combining our proposed method with phase measurement profiling. A standard sinusoidal fringe pattern is divided into more than two binary fringe patterns using specially designed temporal and spatial binary encoding rule based on intensity hierarchic quantification, and then are in-focus projected onto the measured object at a time sequence to reconstruct a frame phase-shifting fringe image. On account of the projected binary fringe pattern strictly consisting of zeros and ones, the influence of the projector nonlinearity on the measurement result can be effectively ruled out and simultaneously enables high-quality sinusoidality. In-depth investigations by theoretical analysis and experiments are conducted to demonstrate the performance of this method.
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Jiangping Zhu, Xianyu Su, Zhisheng You, and Yuankun Liu "Temporal-spatial encoding binary fringes toward three-dimensional shape measurement without projector nonlinearity," Optical Engineering 54(5), 054108 (27 May 2015). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.OE.54.5.054108
Published: 27 May 2015
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KEYWORDS
Binary data

Computer programming

Fringe analysis

Projection systems

3D metrology

Quantization

Optical engineering

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