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1 December 1991 Ultrahigh-sensitivity moiré interferometry
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Abstract
An ultra-high sensitivity whole-field in-plane displacement measurement method was developed for micromechanics. It is called the optical/digital fringe multiplication method, or O/D multiplication method. The specific objective was displacement sensitivity of 50 nm per fringe contour or better, which corresponds to that of moiré with 20,000 lines per mm or more. The objective was achieved by a two-step process. Microscopic moiré interferometry was used for step 1 to map an original displacement field, which provides a sensitivity of 208 nm per fringe order. For step 2, a fringe multiplication scheme was implemented. Here, an automatic fringe shifting and fringe sharpening scheme was developed, wherein βN fringe contours are produced, where N is the fringe order in the basic moiré pattern and β is a fringe multiplication factor. A factor of 12 was achieved, providing a sensitivity of 17 nm per fringe contour. This corresponds to moiré with 57,600 lines per mm (1,463,000 lines per in.), which exceeds the sensitivity objective. The optical, mechanical and electronic systems implemented here are remarkably robust and quick. The method was applied to three practical applications: fiber/matrix deformation of a metal/matrix composite, interface strains in a thick 0°/90° graphite/epoxy composite, and thermal deformation around a solder joint in a microelectronic subassembly.
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Bongtae Han "Ultrahigh-sensitivity moiré interferometry", Proc. SPIE 1554, Second International Conference on Photomechanics and Speckle Metrology, (1 December 1991); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.57424
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KEYWORDS
Moire patterns

Deflectometry

Interferometers

Composites

Calibration

Fringe analysis

Actuators

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