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Effect of quantization error on the computed phase of phase-shifting measurements

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Abstract

The effect of the quantization of fringe intensity on the phase error in phase-shifting measurements is formulated by a characteristic polynomial method. A numerical simulation is performed, and its result is in good agreement with the analytical one. Several factors influencing the quantization effects are investigated.

© 1997 Optical Society of America

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