1 July 2010 Three-dimensional measurement method with orthogonal composite grating aided by fringe contrast and background calibration
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Abstract
A three dimensional (3-D) measurement method with orthogonal composite grating aided by fringe contrast and background calibration is proposed. Due to spectrum overlap, we find that the contrast and background of each deformed phase-shifting fringe demodulated from the captured composite fringe image is changed differently, which violates the principle that the contrast and background between any two deformed fringes must be uniform in the traditional 3-D measurement method with orthogonal composite grating, and therefore results in measurement error. We acquire the phase-shifting sinusoidal fringes from the composite fringe image captured on the reference plane, and the zero- and first-order spectra of the sinusoidal fringes can be obtained by filtering in the spatial frequency domain. Then the ratio contrast and background coefficients between the phase-shifting sinusoidal fringes can be calculated. When an object is measured, the contrast and background of the demodulated deformed fringes can be calibrated by these ratio coefficients. A new 3-D measurement mathematical model is set up to reconstruct the object. Experiments prove the new method can effectively restrain the effect of spectrum overlap, and can improve the measurement accuracy more than 1 time.
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Yuhang He and Yiping Cao "Three-dimensional measurement method with orthogonal composite grating aided by fringe contrast and background calibration," Optical Engineering 49(7), 073603 (1 July 2010). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.3467449
Published: 1 July 2010
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KEYWORDS
Composites

3D metrology

Phase shifts

Calibration

Modulation

Optical engineering

Reflectivity

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