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Holography and Speckle Techniques Applied to Nondestructive Measurement and Testing

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9.4 Conclusions

Holographic interferometry is a valuable tool for strain and vibration analysis and for defect detection. Several optical configurations for achieving holographic interference have been discussed with special emphasis on various approaches in which the basic technique can be implemented. The powerful potential of holographic interferometry should be apparent to the reader from the few selected examples of measurements and applications of the technique in engineering and sciences. The description of holographic interferometry has been appended with a brief discussion on speckle photography, digital speckle pattern interferometry, and digital speckle shearing pattern, including examples of measurements and applications of these techniques.

Unprecedented growth in computer technology and related digital processing techniques have provided an undeniable advantage to holographic and speckle techniques in the way of their simplicity of use, and rapid and real-time display of whole-field phase maps accompanied by fast quantitative evaluation of these contours. Given these powerful attributes, we can confidently expect holographicand speckle techniques to not only continue to grow and develop, but also to have a major impact in tasks related to measurements, inspection, and verification of computer codes in a wide range of applications in engineering and scientific fields.

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    Jacques Ludman

  2. Department of Physics, Fisk University, 1000 Seventeenth Avenue, N. Nashville, TN, 37208, USA

    H. John Caulfield

  3. Microphotonics Group, Optical Switch Corporation, 65 Wiggins Avenue, Bedford, MA, 01730, USA

    Juanita Riccobono

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Rastogi, P.K. (2002). Holography and Speckle Techniques Applied to Nondestructive Measurement and Testing. In: Ludman, J., Caulfield, H.J., Riccobono, J. (eds) Holography for the New Millennium. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/0-387-21693-6_10

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