Internal inspection of semi-transparent objects by digital holographic micro-tomography

The combined use of digital holographic microscopy and computer tomography, here named digital holographic micro-tomography, is used to examine the interior of transparent channels. The proposed method is used to identify internal obstacles inside of transparent troughs having slightly different ref...

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spelling paper:paper_00304026_v124_n18_p3314_MonroyRamirez2023-06-08T14:56:21Z Internal inspection of semi-transparent objects by digital holographic micro-tomography Axial tomography Digital holographic micro-tomography Digital holography microscopy Non-destructive evaluation Digital holograms Digital holographic microscopy Digital holography microscopies Micro-objects Micro-tomography Non destructive evaluation Phase difference Semitransparent objects Computer generated holography Computerized tomography Microscopic examination Nondestructive examination Refractive index Tomography Holograms The combined use of digital holographic microscopy and computer tomography, here named digital holographic micro-tomography, is used to examine the interior of transparent channels. The proposed method is used to identify internal obstacles inside of transparent troughs having slightly different refractive index. The method is based in the acquisition of a set of digital holograms of the specimen whereas it is axially rotated from 0 to 180. The phase differences retrieved from the obtained holograms are the inputs to a computerised axial tomography procedure. The technique has been numerically modelled in order to find the optimal tomographic conditions and also to realise the minimum difference of refractive index the method could detect. The obtained results show the feasibility of the proposed method for the non-destructive evaluation of transparent micro-objects. © 2012 Elsevier GmbH. 2013 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_00304026_v124_n18_p3314_MonroyRamirez http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00304026_v124_n18_p3314_MonroyRamirez
institution Universidad de Buenos Aires
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topic Axial tomography
Digital holographic micro-tomography
Digital holography microscopy
Non-destructive evaluation
Digital holograms
Digital holographic microscopy
Digital holography microscopies
Micro-objects
Micro-tomography
Non destructive evaluation
Phase difference
Semitransparent objects
Computer generated holography
Computerized tomography
Microscopic examination
Nondestructive examination
Refractive index
Tomography
Holograms
spellingShingle Axial tomography
Digital holographic micro-tomography
Digital holography microscopy
Non-destructive evaluation
Digital holograms
Digital holographic microscopy
Digital holography microscopies
Micro-objects
Micro-tomography
Non destructive evaluation
Phase difference
Semitransparent objects
Computer generated holography
Computerized tomography
Microscopic examination
Nondestructive examination
Refractive index
Tomography
Holograms
Internal inspection of semi-transparent objects by digital holographic micro-tomography
topic_facet Axial tomography
Digital holographic micro-tomography
Digital holography microscopy
Non-destructive evaluation
Digital holograms
Digital holographic microscopy
Digital holography microscopies
Micro-objects
Micro-tomography
Non destructive evaluation
Phase difference
Semitransparent objects
Computer generated holography
Computerized tomography
Microscopic examination
Nondestructive examination
Refractive index
Tomography
Holograms
description The combined use of digital holographic microscopy and computer tomography, here named digital holographic micro-tomography, is used to examine the interior of transparent channels. The proposed method is used to identify internal obstacles inside of transparent troughs having slightly different refractive index. The method is based in the acquisition of a set of digital holograms of the specimen whereas it is axially rotated from 0 to 180. The phase differences retrieved from the obtained holograms are the inputs to a computerised axial tomography procedure. The technique has been numerically modelled in order to find the optimal tomographic conditions and also to realise the minimum difference of refractive index the method could detect. The obtained results show the feasibility of the proposed method for the non-destructive evaluation of transparent micro-objects. © 2012 Elsevier GmbH.
title Internal inspection of semi-transparent objects by digital holographic micro-tomography
title_short Internal inspection of semi-transparent objects by digital holographic micro-tomography
title_full Internal inspection of semi-transparent objects by digital holographic micro-tomography
title_fullStr Internal inspection of semi-transparent objects by digital holographic micro-tomography
title_full_unstemmed Internal inspection of semi-transparent objects by digital holographic micro-tomography
title_sort internal inspection of semi-transparent objects by digital holographic micro-tomography
publishDate 2013
url https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_00304026_v124_n18_p3314_MonroyRamirez
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00304026_v124_n18_p3314_MonroyRamirez
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