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CSNDSP08 - 136 - ProceedingsV. CONCLUSIONSA simple out-of-plane multipoint LDV systemincorporating HOEs and a CMOS DSP camera was shownto be able to detect vibration signals at frequencies up to100 Hz from a vibrating surface. The CMOS DSP cameraallows for random pixel access <strong>the</strong>reby enabling <strong>the</strong> userto examine particular regions of interest on <strong>the</strong> vibratingsurface. Improvements in <strong>the</strong> stability of <strong>the</strong> processedsignal can be expected by <strong>using</strong> a more stable laser.REFERENCES[1] D.A. Jackson, A.D Kersey, M. Corke M and J.D. Jones, “Pseudoheterodynedetection scheme for optical interferometers,”Electron. Lett., vol. 18, pp. 1081–3, 1982.[2] A. Dandridge, A.B. Tveten and T. Giallorenzi, “Homodynedemodulation scheme for fiber optic sensors <strong>using</strong> phasegenerated carrier,” IEEE J. Quantum Electron., vol. 18 pp. 1647–62, 1982.[3] J.H. Cole, B.A. Danver and J.A. Bucaro, “Syn<strong>the</strong>tic-heterodyneinterferometric demodulation,” IEEE J. Quantum Electron., vol 18pp. 694–7, 1982.[4] B. Griffin and M.J. Connelly, “Interferometric fiber optic sensorinterrogation system <strong>using</strong> digital signal processing and syn<strong>the</strong>ticheterodynedetection,” 17th International Conference on OpticalFibre Sensors, Proceedings of SPIE., vol. 5885, pp. 619-622,2005.[5] M. Holzer and F. Mohr, “Aspects of signal processing in laservibrometry and <strong>the</strong>ir embedded-realisation on FPGA with NI-LabVIEW,“ 17th International Conference Radioelektronika,2007.[6] P. Castellini, G.M. Revel and E.P. Tomasini, “<strong>Laser</strong> <strong>Doppler</strong>vibrometry: a review of advances and applications,” The ShockVibr. Dig., vol. 30, pp. 443-456, 1998.[7] P. Egan, M.J. Connelly, F. Lakestani and M.P. Whelan, “Randomdepth access full-field heterodyne low coherence interferometryutilizing acousto-optic modulation and a complementary metaloxidesemiconductor camera,” Optic Lett. vol. 31, pp. 912-914,2006.[8] P. Egan, F. Lakestani, M. P. Whelan and M.J. Connelly, “Fullfieldoptical coherence tomography with a CMOS-DSP camera,”Opt. Eng., vol. 45, pp. 015601-6, 2006.[9] M.J. Connelly, P. Szecowka, R. Jallapuram, S. Martin, V. Toaland M.P. Whelan, “Multipoint laser <strong>Doppler</strong> vibrometry <strong>using</strong>holographic optical elements and a CMOS digital camera,” Opt.Lett., vol. 33, pp, 330-332, 2008.[10] M.J. Connelly, “Digital syn<strong>the</strong>tic-heterodyne interferometricdemodulation,” J. Opt. A: Pure and Applied Optics, vol. 4, pp.400-405, 2002.[11] Characterisation data on Hitachi Fabry-Perot laser diodeswww.photonic-products.com/techinfo/hitachi_tech/opd_databook_mar031.pdf

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