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Application of a stepped acousto-optic deflection technique to interferometric photography

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Abstract

We present the application of a stepped acousto-optic deflection technique to interferometric photography. We combine the technique of stepped acousto-optic defection with a laser interferometer to construct a new high-speed and multiframe interferometric photography instrument and use it to record time-sequence interferograms of a transient combustion field. Furthermore, on the basis of these interferograms, we calculate the temperature variations of the field with time quantitatively.

© 1994 Optical Society of America

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