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23 June 1995 Portable holographic interferometric device for aircraft inspecting
George Eugene Dovgalenko, Yuri I. Onischenko, Irina I. Loutchkina, Gregory J. Salamo
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Abstract
A new single-beam technique for a continuous reconstruction of volume holograms in photorefractive crystals of symmetry 23 is presented. The doped crystal Bi12TiO20 (Fe,P) possessing diffraction efficiency above 70% is used for real-time holographic interferometry. The major advantage of this technique is an automatic self-adjustment of diffraction in volume holograms, continuous reconstruction of volume holograms, high diffraction efficiency without application of external electric field, high resolution (more than 3000 lines/mm), high vibroprotection stability, low cost using of He-Ne or diode lasers, and portability (single-beam device). A 1 mm crack was detected at a depth of 1.5 mm in airplane wings near a rivet zone using protable adaptive holographic interferometer.
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George Eugene Dovgalenko, Yuri I. Onischenko, Irina I. Loutchkina, and Gregory J. Salamo "Portable holographic interferometric device for aircraft inspecting", Proc. SPIE 2545, Interferometry VII: Applications, (23 June 1995); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.212656
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KEYWORDS
Crystals

Inspection

Laser crystals

Holographic interferometry

Diffraction

Holograms

Volume holography

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