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Contouring by laser speckle

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Abstract

A technique is presented to determine surface contours of 3-D objects by laser speckle interferometry. A double exposure specklegram is recorded by giving the object a small tilt between exposures. Surface contours are obtained by Fourier filtering of the specklegram.

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