调制光束全息干涉计量的研究

本文提出了干版运动对记录光束的调制作用及其对全息干涉计量的影响,推导了干版运动调制光束双曝光干涉图的光强分布的数学表达式.在对这种调制干涉条纹的理论研究基础上,提出了被测物体三维位移场的调制光束全息分析法.其中干版的运动用参考物体法确定.     

三维电子散斑干涉载频调制及其在柴油机上的应用

将电子散斑干涉场的三维载波调制技术应用到三维物体变形测量中.用水平方向、竖直方向及垂直试件表面的三路相干光分别照明物体，在水平和竖直方向通过控制反射镜的微小偏转引入载波，实现位移场干涉条纹的调制；利用物体的微小偏转实现离面位移场干涉条纹的调制；结合傅里叶变换法，分别解调出变形场的位相，从而实现了物体三维变形场的精确测量.将该技术应用到柴油机油泵的三维位移测量上，成功测量了油泵的三维位移场.     

基于干涉条纹图像对比法测量微位移

研究了基于迈克尔逊干涉条纹对比法测量微位移的实验。用He-Ne激光器、反射镜和分束镜组成的干涉光路,其中一个反射镜固定在被测物体上,通过被测物体的移动带动反射镜移动使干涉光路发生变化,从而导致干涉条纹的改变。在形成干涉条纹的位置利用线阵CCD采集干涉条纹图像,用序列图像对比的方法对图像进行处理和计算,得出被测物体的微位移。实验表明利用序列图像对比的方法测量微位移,方法切实可行、测量准确度高、测量的精度能够达到微米量级。     

使用自聚焦透镜测量小位移的新方法

提出一种使用自聚焦透镜构成的光强度调制的光学位移测量原理，利用发光二极管作光源，光从第一根自聚焦透镜发出，然后受到反射镜的反射而进入第二根自聚焦透镜，当反射镜有小位移时，进入第二根自聚焦透镜的光强度被调制，用光电管检测光强度的变化，可以确定位移的大小。根据该原理，位移分辨率的理论值可达１０＾－９ｍ，实验测量的位移分辨率为１０＾－８ｍ，该原理亦可用于测量小振动和压力等量。     

基于激光自混合干涉的物体旋转中心确定方法

在被测物体上设置一低反射率反射镜,激光器输出的激光束入射到反射镜上,激光束经反射镜反射反馈回激光器内.入射光线若偏离被测物体的旋转中心,当被测物体旋转时,将引起激光器的输出功率随角度变化的自混合干涉信号.当入射光线通过被侧物体的旋转中心时,被测物体的角度变化将不会导致回馈光的光程变化,被侧物体旋转时也就观测不到自混合干...     

涡旋光的干涉特性及其在变形测量中的应用

将涡旋光应用于电子散斑干涉,测量变形物体的离面位移.把传统的电子散斑干涉测量技术与液晶空间光调制器相结合,将所获得的涡旋光作为参考光或者物光进行变形测量.推导出物光为平面光、参考光为涡旋光,和参考光、物光均为涡旋光时物体变形后的干涉强度公式,模拟计算了变形后的干涉图样,分析了变形图样的特征.运用四步相移方法得到了物体的变形相位公式,通过解包裹得到了物体的变形相位.模拟计算得到的三维相位分布图与物体离面位移的变形相位理论值的三维分布图相吻合.模拟实验结果表明,涡旋光可以应用于物体的变形测量,为变形测量提供新的途径.     

电子散斑干涉位移场分离技术及其在三维测量中的应用

提供了一种可将离面位移与面内位移分离的三维位移场测量方法.在双光束电子散斑干涉中增加参考光,使这一路参考光为两光束所共用.两束光各自独立地对变形物体进行测量,结合相移技术,可分别得到包含离面和面内位移信息的二幅位相图.只需简单的位相运算就能够将面内位移场与离面位移场分离.在竖直方向上,采用两光束对称照明被测物,直接测量面内位移竖直方向分量.本文将该技术应用到柴油机油泵测量上,得到了油泵的三维位移场.该技术为三维位移场的测量提供了一种新的有效途径,也为柴油机零部件的强度和刚度分析评价提供了新的方法.     

三维时域散斑动态干涉测量系统的集成化设计

三维电子散斑干涉技术（3D ESPI）具有非接触、高精度、高灵敏度和全场测量等优点，被广泛应用于许多领域。为了实现非接触动态全场三维测量，设计并建立了一个紧凑、完备的三维测量系统。用一个多波长光纤耦合激光器代替3个独立光源，产生的离面、面内散斑干涉图仅用一台彩色CCD相机就能捕捉和处理；整个测量系统采用笼式结构，具有高度的灵活性和稳定性；对基于小波变换的相位展开算法进行了编程，实现了被测物体三维位移信息的完整提取。实验证明该测量系统可以实时获取被测物体的三维位移，在测量实验中，获得的三维位移值17.68 μm、36.23 μm、13.85 μm，相比于实际位移值18.1 μm、36.4 μm、14.0 μm它们的绝对误差分别为0.42 μm、0.17 μm、0.15 μm，相对误差分别为2.3%、0.5%、1.1%。     

三维电子散斑干涉技术及其应用研究

通过大错位剪切镜和一作为参考物的压电陶瓷相移器将三个电子散斑干涉系统组成一新的三维电子散斑干涉系统。利用该系统，结合相移技术和图像处理技术，可得到独立的位移场(u,v和w场)。该技术的特点是用三个激光器作为光源，一个压电陶瓷相移器产生参考光并实现相移，CCD摄像机前放置大错位剪切镜以使物光和参考光产生干涉。将该技术应用到柴油发动机零部件测量上，得到了主轴承孔周的三维位移场。     

微小型傅里叶变换光谱仪光场分析与衍射抑制

为了进一步实现傅里叶变换红外光谱仪的微小型化,在基于多级微反射镜的傅里叶变换红外光谱仪结构中引入空间光调制器与点探测器。利用多级微反射镜对入射光场进行相位调制,同时利用空间光调制器对各干涉级次进行分布式测量。将两个多级微反射镜作为两个相位衍射屏并将空间光调制器作为振幅衍射屏,分析光波与每一个衍射屏的作用,发现干涉光场受到空间光调制器和多级微反射镜边缘衍射光场的调制。多级微反射镜边缘对入射光的截止产生了衍射效应,为了抑制该衍射效应对系统的影响,提出了一种扩展多级微反射镜阶梯级数的方法。该方法通过扩大干涉区域,避免了边缘衍射效应对内部有效干涉级次的影响。计算表明,该方法可以消除干涉图序列的失真,有效实现信号光谱复原。     

Sequential hologram interferometry with diffusely illuminated objects

Two simple holographic multiplexing techniques for sequential hologram interferometry of a diffusely illuminated object are described. These techniques enable one to use the frozen-fringe hologram interferometry to study a quasi-continuous change in the object and so regain some of the advantages of real-time hologram interferometry. In the first method of multiplexing with a single reference beam, a small angle prism is used for varying the direction of the reference beam between successive exposures and a double-exposure hologram is recorded at each position of the prism. In the second method of multiplexing with multiple reference beams, a separate reference beam is used for recording each state of the object independently and the interference pattern between any two states is obtained by simultaneous reconstruction of two light fields. The advantage of this method over the previous one is that it is also suitable for dynamic studies. Some reconstructed interferograms of a diffusely illuminated transparent object under different stresses are presented as illustrations.     

Real-time color holographic interferometry devoted to 2D unsteady wake flows

A new optical technique based on real time holographic interferometry in true colors has been implemented around the transonic wind tunnel of the ONERA-Lille center to analyze 2D unsteady wake flows. Tests realized in color interferometry, real time and double exposure, use simultaneously three wavelengths of a continuous waves laser (argon and krypton mixed) and holograms are recorded on silver-halide single-layer panchromatic Slavich PFG03c plates. The very principle of real-time true color holographic interferometry uses three primary wavelengths (red, green and blue) to record, under no-flow conditions, the interference among the three measurement beams and the three reference beams simultaneously on a single reference hologram. After the holographic plate is developed, it is placed on the test setup again in the position it occupied during exposure and the hologram is illuminated again by the three reference beams and three measurement beams. A flat, uniform color can then be observed behind the hologram. So a horizontal, vertical, or even circular fringe pattern can be formed and the achromatic central fringe can be made out very clearly. The single color is used to determine the path difference zero on the interferograms. The flow studied was the unsteady flow downstream of a cylinder placed crosswise in the test section. A sequence of hundred interferograms was recorded on the flow around the cylinder at Mach 0.37. The vortex formation and dissipation phases can be seen very clearly, along with the fringe beat to either side of the cylinder.     

Common path interferometer based on the modified Michelson configuration using a reflective grating

A common-path interferometer using the modified Michelson system with a reflective grating is proposed for quantitative phase imaging. The frequency spectrum of the object beam is split into two beams using a beam splitter. One beam is diffracted into +1, 0, and −1 orders by the reflective grating to act as an object beam, and the other beam is low-filtered and diffracted by a pinhole mirror to act as a reference beam. Three phase-shifted interferograms can be simultaneously captured using the proposed interferometer, and the specimen phase can then be reconstructed from the three interferograms. Experiments are carried out to prove the precision, real-time ability, and stability of the proposed method.     

Multiplexed phase-conjugate holographic data storage with a buffer hologram

We describe and demonstrate a volume holographic storage system in which a phase-conjugate object beam is reconstructed by the same reference beam that was used for recording. An intermediate hologram is used as a temporary buffer, recorded with its own reference beam and the data-bearing object beam. Reading this buffer hologram with the phase conjugate of its reference beam reconstructs the phase conjugate of the object beam, which can then be recorded into the desired volume hologram for long-term storage. This method combines the immunity to lens aberrations provided by phase-conjugate readout with the simplicity of using the same multiplexed reference beam for both recording and readout. Only a single pair of phase-conjugate reference beams is required. Experimental results are shown with a single LiNbO(3):Fe crystal used as both buffer and storage holograms and a self-pumped phase-conjugate mirror in BaTiO(3) that provides the pair of phase-conjugate reference beams.     

Holographic reverse shearing interferometry with high measurement sensitivity

The possibility of studying phase objects by reverse shearing interferometry with high measurement sensitivity is demonstrated. Phase objects are studied in two stages. In the first stage, holographic reverse shear interferograms are measured with and without an object under nonlinear conditions with tuning to frequent reference fringes. In the next stage, these interferograms are optically processed to obtain two interference patterns. The behavior of the interference fringes is the same as in the case of conventional double-beam interferometry with a standard reference wave. The increase in the measurement sensitivity in the thus-obtained interference patterns is due to the use of higher diffraction orders reconstructed from the holographic interferograms. A possibility of controlling the width of interference fringes is considered. The results of experimental approval of this technique are presented.     

Extension of the controlled sensitivity range in holographic interferometry with a lateral shear

The possibility of controlling the measurement sensitivity in shearing interferometry with a small lateral shear is considered. A method based on recording several holographic interferograms with different magnitudes of lateral shear and with different carrier frequencies of holographic fringes during a single exposure is proposed. The measurement sensitivity of the interference patterns is controlled at the stage of optical processing of the combined holographic interferograms with lateral shear, when the interferograms are illuminated by two coherent light beams and the filtering of the corresponding diffraction orders is performed. The results of the experimental testing of the proposed method by using it for the visualization of the melting zones of planar polymethylmethacrylate samples under heat treatment are presented.     

Application of the holographic carrier fringe and FFT technique for deformation measurement

This paper describes a holographic system based on the use of fibre optics and automatic spatial carrier fringe pattern analysis. Carrier fringes are generated by simply translating the object beam between two exposures. Single-mode optical fibres are used to transfer both the object and reference beams. The fast Fourier transform method is used to process the interferograms: it extracts phase from fringe patterns resulting from the interference of tilted wavefronts. The method is illustrated by measuring the deformation of an arbitrarily clamped, uniformly loaded circular plate. The results are given for the perspective plot of the out-of-plane deformation field, the maps of wrapped and unwrapped phase, and a contour map of the unwrapped phase.     

Dynamic recording of χ<Superscript>(2)</Superscript> holograms with multifrequency object and reference waves

The transformation properties of images formed by inertialess dynamic χ⁽²⁾ holograms recorded by multifrequency reference and object beams are studied theoretically and experimentally. The regular features of the spatial localization and scales of holographic images obtained with different frequency combinations of the reference and object image-forming beams are ascertained. It is shown that, in the general case of an arbitrary variation in the ratio of these frequencies, the reconstructed images of an object point source are localized on a segment of a straight line, which we referred to as the locris. The slope of the locris does not depend on the frequency ratio of the reference and object beams, and its endpoints are specified by the positions of the reference and object sources. The possibility of obtaining of achromatic holographic images for noncollinear multifrequency interactions is demonstrated. The conditions for the noncollinear phase matching of interacting waves in a KTP crystal, as well as for simultaneous attainment of phase matching for selected frequency combinations, are determined. The important role of controlling the shape of wavefronts in experiments with frequency conversion of radiation in the reference beam by stimulated Raman scattering of light is ascertained.     

Holographic contouring using double-source technique and Fourier transform analysis

This paper describes a double-exposure holographic contouring technique by the movement of the object beam through fibre optics. Single-mode optic fibres are used to transfer both object and reference beams. Between two exposures the object illumination beam is displaced. The contouring fringes can be visualised on the object surfaces. The fringe patterns are automatically processed by the fast Fourier transform (FFT) method, which produces a 3D perspective plot. Examples are given for different objects.