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    • Metrology
    • Computer Vision

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    • Phase shifting profilometry (PSP) is a key technique for 3D shape measurement.
    • Nonlinear effects in PSP introduce phase errors, limiting measurement accuracy.
    • Existing phase error compensation methods can be complex or require auxiliary conditions.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To develop a simple and effective phase error compensation method for PSP.
    • To analyze phase error distribution using Hilbert transform in both spatial and transform domains.
    • To validate the proposed method's performance in reducing nonlinear phase errors.

    Main Methods:

    • Application of Hilbert transform for phase error analysis in PSP.
    • Development of a direct phase error compensation algorithm processing fringe images.
    • Experimental validation using three-step and multi-step PSP configurations.

    Main Results:

    • Phase error characteristics were analyzed and compared between Hilbert transform and spatial domains.
    • The proposed method achieved approximately 80% phase error reduction in three-step PSP.
    • More than 95% phase error reduction was observed in four or more step PSP.

    Conclusions:

    • The Hilbert transform-based method offers an effective, flexible, and automated solution for PSP phase error compensation.
    • The technique significantly enhances the accuracy of 3D shape measurements obtained via PSP.
    • The proposed method demonstrates robustness and eliminates the need for complex computations or auxiliary conditions.