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Three-dimensional speckle measurements with a diffraction grating
Applied Optics
|August 31, 2010
Abstract:
A method to measure three-dimensional displacements through a speckle technique is proposed. This measurement is possible by adding a diffraction grating to the classical bidimensional Burch experimental setup. The principle is described and results are discussed.
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