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8 December 1977 Space-Variant Holographic Optical Systems Using Phase-Coded Reference Beams
T. F. Krile, R. J. Marks II, J. F. Walkup, M. O. Hagler
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A new holographic implementation of a sampling technique permits straightforward representations of two dimensional space-variant optical systems. The set of sample transfer functions required for the representation is sequentially recorded on a single holographic plate by utilizing a diffuser to produce phase-coded reference beams. The phase coding operation then acts to suppress crosstalk between the stored holograms when they are played back simultaneously. Because this approach does not depend on volume effects in the recording medium in an essential way, the holograms can either be produced digitally or optically. Basic concepts and the results of experimental investigations are presented and discussed.
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T. F. Krile, R. J. Marks II, J. F. Walkup, and M. O. Hagler "Space-Variant Holographic Optical Systems Using Phase-Coded Reference Beams", Proc. SPIE 0118, Optical Signal and Image Processing, (8 December 1977); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.955667
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KEYWORDS
Diffusers

Holograms

Holography

Diffraction

Computer programming

Mineralogy

Optical testing

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