Deblurring of motion-blurred photographs using extended-range holographic Fourier-transform division.
Motion-distorted photograph deblurring method using extended range holographic Fourier transform division
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Motion-distorted photograph deblurring method using extended range holographic Fourier transform division
Multipass holographic interferometer forms a hologram of high diffraction efficiency, and hence provides a bright and high contrast interferogram. It is used to study any effect which changes the index of refraction and to study surface deformations of a flat reflecting surface.
Input imaging medium selection for recording candidate star field to be recognized and tracked by holographic star field mapper onboard satellite
Holographic monitoring method for astronomical telescope mirror
Quantitative interpretation of three dimensional weakly refractive phase objects using holographic interferometry, determining index of refraction
Laser-light spatial-domain scanning function for deconvolution of blurred photographs using point-spread and holographic Fourier transform division filter
Spatial domain deconvolution by laser scanning of blurred photographs, using holographic Fourier transform division filter and photoelectric integration
Holographic technique to record hypervelocity projectile with front light resolution, discussing image blurring
Spacecraft position determination by holographic approach involving single star formation
Cantilever beam transient response measurement by stored beam /real time/ holographic interferometry combined with high speed motion picture photography
Nondestructive measurement of elastic and plastic deformation in soldered joints and printed circuit boards by holographic interferometry
Photographic image deblurring method, using image forming holograph and amplitude weighting transparency
Pulsed ruby laser emits two optical frequencies simultaneously so holographic recordings of test object give images showing desired range contours. Process enables generation of contour maps for practical applications such as gaging size and shape of mechanical parts and other structures.
Investigating possibilities and limitations of applying holographic techniques to aerospace technology
Application of separate reference beam holographic interferometry for measurement of small phase variations in sub-fringe systems
Hybrid holographic system using reference, transmitted, and reflected beams simultaneously
Holographic interferometry, improved coherence of ruby lasers, and instrumentation techniques