Phase Unwrapping for 3D Shape Measurement of Discontinous Surface

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A phase unwrapping algorithm for 3D shape measurement of discontinous surface is presented. The proposed phase unwrapping algorithm can overcome the phase discontinuous problem.Three channel values in HSV space are completely employed to calculate the pattern color information intensity, the relative position relationship between adjacent pixels hue channel value is used to decide absolute phase fringe order. The proposed unwrapping algorithm can be applied to the measurement for 3d object with large height steps and/or spatially isolated surfaces. The correctness of the proposed algorithm is validated by our simulated experiment.

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February 2014

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