Abstract

This paper presents a theoretical modeling of the speckle noise decorrelation in digital Fresnel holographic interferometry in out-of-focus reconstructed images. The complex coherence factor is derived by taking into account the focus mismatch, which depends on both the sensor-to-object distance and the reconstruction distance. The theory is confirmed by both simulated data and experimental results. The very good agreement between data demonstrates the high relevance of the proposed modeling. The particular phenomenon of anti-correlation in phase data from holographic interferometry is highlighted and discussed.

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