Abstract

Hitherto no method, to our knowledge, was known to incorporate spatial phase shifting for the measurement of pure in-plane displacements. We demonstrate that the modified Duffy two-aperture configuration [Opt. Lett. 22, 1958 (1996)], which is sensitive to only the in-plane displacement component and offers increased sensitivity, lends itself to measurement with spatial phase shifting. The configuration can also be used for obtaining displacement derivatives by the introduction of shear with the tilt of a mirror.

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