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Two-Camera Phase Measuring Profilometry System

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The profilometry of three dimensional objectives based on phase approaching of projected grating is widely used in various fields of application engineering. In this paper, two cameras are equipped in our system to obtain fast and static measurement compared to the conventional measuring system with single camera which needs rotated measurement. Algorithm of phase unwrapping based on reliability is also adopted to improve the performance which avoid the breakage of projected grating. Experimental data indicates the measurement error of this Two-camera phase measuring profilimetry system is within 1%. This new profilometry system has great potential application value in the profile measurement of static three dimensional targets.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 462-463)

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3-8

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.462-463.3

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November 2013

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Guang Hong He*, Ying Zhou Huang, Xiao Yong Wang

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Phase Unwrapping, Profilometry, Projected Grating, Two-Camera System

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