Abstract
Holographic techniques used in strain analysis require effective data acquisition and retrieval of large amounts of interferometric information. In this paper we describe a new method where the problem is solved by combining the speed of TV- holography (ESP1) with the memory capacity of video tape. Primary speckle interferograms representing various illumination directions are stored using a video tape recorder. During subsequent read-out the recordings are combined and analyzed using a digital frame memory which provides complete contour and deformation maps.
Notes
Paper presented at a Conference on “Holographic Measurement, Speckle and Allied Phenomena” organized joint by the Holographic Group of the Royal Photographic Society and the Central Electricity Generating Board, 16-17 April 1985 at the CEGB headquarters, in London, England.