Moire fringe techniques have expanded considerably over the past
decade and are now established as important metrological tools. The
main reason for this flourishing expansion is the use of the moire
fringe method in the common availability of the laser light. This
book covers the major theoretical aspects and applications of the
moire technique. A concise description of the formation of moire
fringes and their interpretation is presented. A comprehensive
review of the most important applications of the moire phenomenon
is given. Although some of them are still being refined there are
already well established applications to moire displacement and
alignment sensors, grating interferometry, moire processing of
interferograms, moire topography and strain analysis. There is also
a discussion on the influence of the types of superimposition on
structures and of the type of illumination used on the intensity
distribution in moire patterns.
An understanding of moire fringes and of the characteristics of
moire patterns, which depend on various optical configurations, is
essential for the proper use and control of moire methods. The
physical and practical attributes of each technique are clarified
throughout. The book will prove most appropriate in meeting the
needs of newcomers to the field, as well as those of researchers
and technicians who want to acquire a broader view and assessment
of particular techniques.
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