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This study introduces a novel parallel phase-shifting digital holography technique for capturing spectral and 3D data of moving objects instantly. The method uses spectral estimation for accurate spectral reflectance distribution analysis.

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Area of Science:

Optics and Photonics
3D Imaging Technologies
Spectroscopy

Background:

Traditional holography struggles with dynamic spectral and 3D information acquisition.
Capturing spectral reflectance and three-dimensional (3D) data simultaneously for moving objects presents significant challenges.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a parallel phase-shifting digital holography technique for instantaneous spectral and 3D information capture.
To enable the estimation of spectral reflectance distribution for moving objects.

Main Methods:

A space-division multiplexing method records an interference fringe image with six holograms (two phase shifts for red, green, blue laser lines) in a single exposure.
Numerical reconstruction of 3D monochrome images for each laser line.
Application of a spectral estimation technique to determine spectral reflectance distribution.

Main Results:

The proposed technique successfully acquires spectral and 3D information simultaneously.
Preliminary experiments validate the feasibility of the parallel phase-shifting digital holography method.
Accurate estimation of spectral reflectance distribution was demonstrated.

Conclusions:

The developed parallel phase-shifting digital holography technique offers a viable solution for dynamic spectral and 3D imaging.
This method advances the capability to analyze the spectral properties of moving objects in real-time.