论文信息 - Diffraction pattern sampling using a computer-generated hologram.

Diffraction pattern sampling using a computer-generated hologram.

A grating computer-generated hologram (CGH) to perform wedge and ring detector diffraction pattern sampling is discussed. Undesirable effects that result due to the nonparallel light incident on a Fourier transform plane CGH are addressed, and several optical system solutions are suggested. Experimental demonstrations are provided.

D. Casasent | S. Xia | J. Song | A. Lee

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