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30 August 2006Programmable pixelated lens with long depth of focus for shape recovering applications
We show that long depth of focus can be achieved with a pixelated lens (PL) encoded onto a reconfigurable spatial light modulator (SLM). Our PL has a phase distribution similar to that of a conventional axilens. Additionally, our resulting reconfigurable PL is employed in a novel shape recovering system. A feature of this system is that no moving parts or motors are required to scan a three-dimensional object. Numerical simulations and experimental results are shown.
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Luis A. González, V. Arrizón, Alicia Vera-Marquina, "Programmable pixelated lens with long depth of focus for shape recovering applications," Proc. SPIE 6311, Optical Information Systems IV, 63110V (30 August 2006); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.681276