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 Interferometer Summary
784 words, approx. 3 pages An interferometer is a device constructed to split a beam of light into two perpendicular beams and then to bring the two beams together again. Any difference between the beams creates a pattern of interference that manifests itself as a group of... summary from source:
 Interferometry Summary
702 words, approx. 2 pagesOne of the greatest topics for debate in the late nineteenth century was the nature of light: classical physicists believed that light was an undulatory wave--that it moved through a medium, just as sound does through air and tides through water. They... summary from source:
Radio Interferometer Summary
521 words, approx. 2 pagesA radio interferometer was invented by merging radio astronomy with computer technology. Radio astronomy began in the 1930s when Karl Jansky (1905-1950) built a radio receiver designed to locate interference that was plaguing long distance telephone... summary from source:
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 Experimental Techniques Interferometry with labview
01/01/2003: 1,538 words, approx. 5 pages FEATURE Innovative Measurement by A.K. Maji and P. Montemerlo This article describes how to implement an interferometry system based on relatively inexpensive (under $10K) hardware and software (using the IMAQVision 1400 hardware and software system from National Instruments www.ni.com). The resulting system... summary from source:
Experimental Techniques Speckle interferometry made simple and cheap
07/01/2003: 2,654 words, approx. 9 pages Electronic speckle interferometry techniques, including both digital speckle interferometry (DSI) and digital speckle shearography (DSS) offer many well-known advantages to the experimental mechanist. Applications range from relatively simple nondestructive inspection (NDI) through sophisticated 3-dimensional strain measurement. Much development of these techniques has taken place,...
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