1 October 1981 Improved Integrating Exposure-Control System For Color Holography
B. F. Oreb, P. Hariharan
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Abstract
The exposure-control system described in this paper has been found extremely useful in the production of multicolor holograms, which require precise repetition of exposures at different laser wavelengths. It permits rapid measurements of the irradiances of the object and reference beams in the hologram plane for adjustments of the beam ratio, as well as summation of these irradiances and automatic determination of the exposure time for a desired radiant exposure. A separate detector continuously monitors the laser power and automatically adjusts the exposure time to compensate for varia-tions in laser output during the exposure. A simple interlock ensures the correct combination of settings of detector sensitivity and radiant exposure when changing from one wavelength to another.
B. F. Oreb and P. Hariharan "Improved Integrating Exposure-Control System For Color Holography," Optical Engineering 20(5), 205749 (1 October 1981). https://doi.org/10.1117/12.7972802
Published: 1 October 1981
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KEYWORDS
Holography

System integration

Holograms

Sensors

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