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23 August 1995 Micro-opto-electro machine devices for spatial light modulation
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This paper discusses the development of an optically addressed smart pixel spatial light modulator (SLM). The term 'smart pixel' refers to the ability to modulate the phase of a read beam with greater than eight phase levels. The modulation is a function of the output of four photoactive sites per pixel. In this design the four photoactive sights surround a modulator element and are addressed by four independent write beams. The modulator is controlled by the output of a circuit connected to the photodetectors. A novel addressing scheme which utilizes diffractive microlens arrays is also presented.
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Rodney L. Clark, John R. Karpinsky, and Eric G. Johnson "Micro-opto-electro machine devices for spatial light modulation", Proc. SPIE 2566, Advanced Imaging Technologies and Commercial Applications, (23 August 1995); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.217367
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KEYWORDS
Modulation

Modulators

Spatial light modulators

Microlens

Microlens array

Mirrors

Optically addressed spatial light modulators

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