期刊
OPTICS AND LASER TECHNOLOGY
卷 171, 期 -, 页码 -出版社
ELSEVIER SCI LTD
DOI: 10.1016/j.optlastec.2023.110303
关键词
Digital image correlation; Bi-prism; Bi-telecentric lens; Calibration; Single-lens stereo vision
This study proposes a convenient one-step calibration method for improving the measurement accuracy of stereo surface deformation using the bi-prism bi-telecentric single lens stereo digital image correlation (BBSL Stereo-DIC) system. The method eliminates the positional dependence on the bi-prism by incorporating the bi-prism's attitude parameter and principal point coordinates as additional intrinsic parameters, making the calibration process more convenient for DIC users.
In recent years, the bi-prism bi-telecentric single lens stereo digital image correlation (BBSL Stereo-DIC) system has emerged as a viable approach for measuring stereo surface deformation. However, the reliance on a bi-prism that needs to be precisely aligned perpendicular to the optical axis of the bi-telecentric lens using a laser beam, as well as the need to remove the bi-prism during the calibration phase, impose limitations on the practical application of the existing method. To overcome these challenges, we propose a convenient one-step calibration method that eliminates the positional dependence on the bi-prism. This method incorporates the bi-prism's attitude parameter and principal point coordinates as additional intrinsic parameters. Similar to traditional binocular calibration, the calibration process involves capturing a series of images of a calibration target at various positions and orientations, making it convenient and straightforward for DIC users. A numerical simulation calibration experiment is performed to illustrate the difference between the proposed method and the existing method. The result shows that the bi-prism's attitude parameter has a significant impact on 3D reconstruction. A rigid-body translation experiment and a tensile experiment of an 800H alloy micro-specimen with a notch are conducted on a micro BBSL Stereo-DIC system. The results and the comparison with finite element simulation prove the accuracy of the proposed method, which demonstrates that the one-step calibration method can be easily employed for micro stereo surface deformation measurement.
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