Transfer function of spatial frequencies in parametric image amplification : experimental analysis and application to picosecond spatial filtering
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Abstract We recently performed the parametric amplification of a monochromatic near-infrared image, in a KTP crystal with a resolution of 60 × 80 points and a gain of 15 dB. In this paper, we directly measure the transfer function of spatial frequencies by recording the image Fourier plane. This analysis confirms the link between the phase-matching conditions and the resolution. Moreover, parametric amplification can act either as a low pass filter or as a band-pass filter, depending of the orientation of the crystal. Consequently, basic image processing operation can be performed.
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