Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, Volume. 57, Issue 6, 060901(2020)
Three-Dimensional Display of Rotary Mechanical Parts Based on Digital Holography
Fig. 6. Reconstruction results of specular and diffuse reflection. (a) Result of specular reflection on 1-FFT plane; (b) reconstruction of specular reflection image after filtering; (c) result of diffuse reflection on 1-FFT plane; (d) reconstruction of diffuse reflection image after filtering
Fig. 7. Flow of +1st-order image marking method on the 1-FFT reconstructed image plane
Fig. 8. Effect of gradual specular reflection weakening. (a) Strong specular reflection; (b) weakened specular reflection; (c) simultaneous existence; (d) diffuse reflection
Fig. 9. One object with a height difference of 9 mm, combined by two gauge blocks
Fig. 10. Height of measuring block by inclined illumination method. (a) Digital hologram; (b) 1-FFT reconstruction image; (c) FIMG4FFT reconstruction image; (d) phase difference image; (e) image with linear tilt terms removed; (f) image after denoising
Fig. 13. Stud contour measured by inclined light illumination method. (a) Digital hologram; (b) 1-FFT reconstruction image; (c) FIMG4FFT reconstruction image; (d) phase difference image; (e) image with linear tilt terms removed; (f) image after denoising
Fig. 14. Three-dimensional phase distribution of studs at each viewing angle. (a) 0°; (b) 90°; (c) 180°; (d) 270°
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Yunxiu Shui, Lin Hu, Yaohui Dai, Haiyu Wu, Gang Zhu, Yan Yang. Three-Dimensional Display of Rotary Mechanical Parts Based on Digital Holography[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2020, 57(6): 060901
Category: Holography
Received: Jul. 7, 2019
Accepted: Aug. 28, 2019
Published Online: Mar. 6, 2020
The Author Email: Yan Yang (yangyan@cqut.edu.cn)