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High-accuracy position and orientation measurement of extended two-dimensional surfaces by a phase-sensitive vision method

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Abstract

We introduced recently phase measurements usually performed in interferometry to the domain of image processing and intelligent vision [IEEE Trans. Instrum. Meas. 49, 867 (2000)]. Our purpose is to sense with a high accuracy the position, orientation, and displacement of two-dimensional (2D) surfaces observed by a static vision system. We report on significant improvements of the method. Experimental measurements reveal a peak-valley noise of approximately 10-2 CCD pixel, corresponding approximately to a 10-3 period of the phase reference pattern. Then the observation of 10 µm scaled features enables an accuracy of a few nm in the position sensing of the phase reference pattern for the extended 2D measurement range.

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