2011
DOI: 10.3788/ope.20111907.1480
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Application of digital speckle correlation method to deformation measurement

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“…Compared with other optical measurement methods, the most significant advantage lies in its simple experimental equipment and convenient measurement. It has the characteristics of full field non-contact, no damage, high accuracy, and high automation by using binocular image acquisition equipment [2][3][4]. Because of these characteristics, the digital speckle correlation method breaks the limitations of traditional measurement methods and creates a wide range of applications, such as the measurement of deformation of composite materials [5], the detection of cancer cells by measuring the skin strain [6], and measurement in a complex and severe environment [7][8][9][10], et al…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Compared with other optical measurement methods, the most significant advantage lies in its simple experimental equipment and convenient measurement. It has the characteristics of full field non-contact, no damage, high accuracy, and high automation by using binocular image acquisition equipment [2][3][4]. Because of these characteristics, the digital speckle correlation method breaks the limitations of traditional measurement methods and creates a wide range of applications, such as the measurement of deformation of composite materials [5], the detection of cancer cells by measuring the skin strain [6], and measurement in a complex and severe environment [7][8][9][10], et al…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This method obtains the deformation and other mechanical properties by carrying out the calculation for correlativity between the two speckle fields of the tested object before and after the deformation or displacement [1]. It has the characteristics of full field non-contact, no damage, high accuracy, fast speed and high automation by matching with binocular image acquisition equipment [2][3]. Because of these characteristics, the digital speckle correlation method breaks the limitations of traditional measurement methods and creates a wide range of applications, such as: measurement of deformation of composite materials [4], detection of cancer cells by measuring the skin strain [5], measurement in a complex and severe environment [6][7], et al The basic idea of digital speckle correlation method is to divide the search process into two parts: full-pixel search and sub-pixel search [8].…”
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confidence: 99%