Patents Assigned to President of Saitama University
  • Patent number: 6943870
    Abstract: A deformation measuring method using electronic speckle pattern interferometry comprises the steps of subtracting an average intensity from the intensity in a time domain at each point of a speckle pattern image so as to compute the cosine component of intensity; subjecting the cosine component to Hilbert transform in a temporal domain so as to compute the sine component of intensity; determining the arctangent of the ratio between thus computed sine and cosine components so as to determine an object phase; carrying out an unwrapping operation; and outputting three-dimensional deformation distribution data in a displayable mode.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: January 2, 2003
    Date of Patent: September 13, 2005
    Assignee: President of Saitama University
    Inventors: Satoru Toyooka, Hirofumi Kadono
  • Publication number: 20040057054
    Abstract: A deformation measuring method using electronic speckle pattern interferometry comprises the steps of subtracting an average intensity from the intensity in a time domain at each point of a speckle pattern image so as to compute the cosine component of intensity; subjecting the cosine component to Hilbert transform in a temporal domain so as to compute the sine component of intensity; determining the arctangent of the ratio between thus computed sine and cosine components so as to determine an object phase; carrying out an unwrapping operation; and outputting three-dimensional deformation distribution data in a displayable mode.
    Type: Application
    Filed: January 2, 2003
    Publication date: March 25, 2004
    Applicant: President of Saitama University
    Inventors: Satoru Toyooka, Hirofumi Kadono
  • Publication number: 20040059526
    Abstract: A deformation measuring method using electronic speckle pattern interferometry comprises the steps of subtracting an average intensity from the intensity in a time domain at each point of a speckle pattern image so as to compute the cosine component of intensity; subjecting the cosine component to Hilbert transform in a temporal domain so as to compute the sine component of intensity; determining the arctangent of the ratio between thus computed sine and cosine components so as to determine an object phase; carrying out an unwrapping operation; and outputting three-dimensional deformation distribution data in a displayable mode.
    Type: Application
    Filed: February 5, 2003
    Publication date: March 25, 2004
    Applicant: President of Saitama University
    Inventors: Satoru Toyooka, Hirofumi Kadono