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Fast image processing with a microcomputer applied to speckle photography

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Abstract

An image-processing system with inexpensive computers is described. With the adaption to the special case of a Young’s pattern of interference fringes it is possible to achieve an evaluation time of 2 pictures/sec for such patterns.

© 1985 Optical Society of America

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