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In this work, we use the diffraction properties of gratings (Talbot effect) to obtain a distance measurement through a Fourier transform method. The proposed technique is easy to use and requires low mechanical stability. Furthermore, it is suitable for out-of-laboratory applications and provides real-time (frame refresh) data acquisition capability.
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Spagnolo et al. (1999) studied this question.
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