论文信息 - Small-aperture, high-resolution, two-channel imaging system.

Small-aperture, high-resolution, two-channel imaging system.

A method that utilizes incoherent light interferometry is used to form images through vanishingly small apertures. The method utilizes the increased channel capacity produced by reduction of spatial coherence, but in a way thatimproves the resolution instead of the signal-to-noise ratio.

E N Leith | E. Leith

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