The invention relates to a
living cell quantitative imaging method based on
digital holographic microscopy sequential displacement aberration
elimination, which belongs to the field of optical measurement, and comprises the following steps: collecting three holograms for
living cell sequential displacement; performing phase
demodulation to obtain three original phase diagrams; obtaining a total
mask pattern; performing reverse direction sequential displacement on the
phase diagram; carrying out differential calculation to obtain
system aberration differential data of a global phase; utilizing the total
mask pattern to obtain local
system aberration differential data; carrying out differential
processing on the Chebyshev polynomial, and obtaining local polynomial differential data by utilizing the total
mask pattern; calculating a corresponding coefficient through differential data so as to fit a
global system aberration; and subtracting
global system aberration from the three original phase diagrams to obtain a
living cell aberration-eliminated
phase diagram. According to the method, high-precision quantitative
phase imaging of living cells is realized while high-frequency information is reserved, the method has excellent displacement distance robustness, a high-precision displacement mechanism does not need to be equipped, and the hardware cost of a measurement
system is greatly reduced.