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Real-time metrology with bso crystals

Hans J. Tiziani
- 01 Jan 1998 - 
- Vol. 144, pp 602-609
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In this paper, double-exposure techniques and time average exposure were presented for real-time deformation displacement and vibration analysis and for contour line holography using a two-wavelengths method.
Abstract
Electro-optical crystals are used for real-time holography, optical data storage, optical information processing and more recently for speckle applications. Many ferro-electric materials were investigated, the Bi12 SiO20 (BSO), a cubic, para-electric and electro-optic material was found to be very useful for real-time holographic interferometry and speckle applications. For the application of the BSO in real-time metrology, the crystals is usually biased with a transverse electric field in the 110 or 100 crystallographic direction. Illuminating the crystal with spatially structured information in the 110 direction as a result of a hologram or speckle pattern, a space charge field is built up, leading to a refractive index variation in the crystal. Double-exposure techniques and time average exposure will be presented for real-time deformation displacement and vibration analysis and for contour line holography using a two-wavelengths method. Young's fringes of double-exposed, or in the time-average recorde...

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