Power stability of different lasers and its effect on the outcome of phase-stepping shearography experiments

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We examined the effect and influence of power stability of different commonly used lasers on the outcome of phase-stepping shearographic experiments. We performed power stability measurements with three different lasers (helium–neon laser, red diode laser and green frequency-doubled neodymium laser). We subsequently performed phase-stepping shearography experiments using these lasers as light sources. We found a correlation with the quality of the shearograms and the power stability of the lasers. This enables us to compare the suitability of various lasers for phase-stepping shearography experiments and to choose the best laser for this application.

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Abedin, K. M., Al Jabri, A. R., & Mujibur Rahman, S. M. (2023). Power stability of different lasers and its effect on the outcome of phase-stepping shearography experiments. Results in Optics, 12. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.rio.2023.100490

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