Jeroen Kalkman

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We demonstrate lensless single-shot dual-wavelength digital holography for high-speed 3D imaging in industrial inspection. Single-shot measurement is realized by combining off-axis digital holography and spatial frequency multiplexing of the two wavelengths on the detector. The system has 9.1 µm lateral resolution and a 50 µm unambiguous depth range. We determine the theoretical accuracy of off-axis dual-wavelength phase reconstruction for the case of shot-noise-limited detection.

Abstract The group index, ${n_g}$, group velocity dispersion (GVD), and scattering attenuation coefficient, ${\mu _s}$, were measured for dilutions of glycerol, ethanol, and Intralipid 20% with water. Experiments were performed with a supercontinuum laser based Mach–Zehnder spectroscopic interferometry setup for wavelengths between 400 and 930 nm. All optical properties could be retrieved from a single calibrated measurement of the interference spectrum.