2014
DOI: 10.1117/1.oe.53.11.112202
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Dynamic temperature field measurements using a polarization phase-shifting technique

Abstract: In this study, an optical system capable of simultaneously grabbing three phase-shifted interferometric images was developed for dynamic temperature field measurements of a thin flame. The polarization phaseshifting technique and a Michelson interferometer that is coupled to a 4-f system with a Ronchi grating placed at the frequency plane are used. This configuration permits the phase-shifted interferograms to be grabbed simultaneously by one CCD. The temperature field measurement is based on measuring the ref… Show more

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“…2(a). The three phase-shifted interferograms can be separated and then matched to each other by feature points, which can be generated by using an iris diaphragm [22,25]. The optical path difference (OPD) distribution of the specimen can be retrieved as shown in Fig.…”
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“…2(a). The three phase-shifted interferograms can be separated and then matched to each other by feature points, which can be generated by using an iris diaphragm [22,25]. The optical path difference (OPD) distribution of the specimen can be retrieved as shown in Fig.…”
Section: Experiments Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To achieve the interferograms with comparable intensities, as many others did [16,21,22], only orders 0 and 71 of the object beams can be considered during the process of interference. The intensity distributions of the three phase-shifted interferograms formed by the reference and object beams of orders 0 and 7 1 in the output plane, respectively, can, then, be expressed as…”
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“…The function of coupled Michelson interferometers, is to replicate the incident interferogram, similar to the effect generated by a diffraction grating, but without disadvantages of the modulation of the fringes. The For this study, a microscope system has been added at the entrance of the PSTI, with a microscope objective (MO) with magnification of 60X, for the purpose of being able to analyze biological samples, such as red blood cells and the legs of a pseudoscorpion (24)(25)(26) which are analyzed using the interferometer in non-shearing mode (27)(28)(29)(30). The microscope objective has a numerical aperture of 0.85, the working distance is 0.3 mm (wavelength range 400-700 nm), the effective focal length is 2.9 and the clear aperture is 4.5 mm.…”
Section: Coupled Systems For Generated Four Interferogramsmentioning
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“…Comparing the proposed method to earlier ones [13][14][15][16], the calculating procedure is made simpler, increasing computational efficiency. The approach, which does not require the use of challenging mathematical inversions [1,17,18], determines the relationship between phase changes and temperature variations based on the temperature coefficient of the refractive index.…”
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