Abstract

Several of the existing methods of holographic displacement measurement have been discussed, procedures for their use outlined, and the techniques themselves compared experimentally for a variety of test situations. The results show that each technique has a unique application depending on the degree of accuracy and precision required for a particular measurement.

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