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Acquisition and storage of optical interference fringes by means of an embedded system

The acquisition and storage of images are important processes in multiple research areas. In optics, you will find relevant information when studying the medium in which two beams of light are propagated, forming a pattern of interference fringes on a target at a specific distance. However, the use of embedded systems and specialized tools in an electro-optical process maximizes the efficiency of the system. This document presents the implementation of image acquisition in an embedded system and its comparison with another high performance device.