论文信息 - Real-time transmission of a 3-D image using volume scanning and spatial modulation.

Real-time transmission of a 3-D image using volume scanning and spatial modulation.

Theoretical and experimental investigations on real time transmission of a 3-D image using volume scanning and spatial modulation are described. By using a phase stabilized spatial modulation, a 3-D image is transmitted in real time at the rate of fifteen 3-D images per second. The signal and noise, the effect of continuous illumination, and the conditions for distortion-free imaging are shown with experimental verifications. The present system can be realized with presently available optical and electronic components.

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