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Stereoscopic three-dimensional display based on multi-screen splicing

InactiveCN102231044ATo achieve the suspension effectStrong expandabilityProjectorsStereoscopic photographyCamera lensParallax
The invention discloses a stereoscopic three-dimensional display based on multi-screen splicing. The stereoscopic three-dimensional display comprises a two-dimensional display array, a projection lens array, an aperture array and a directional scattering screen. By utilizing a two-dimensional display pixel region segmentation mode and ensuring each display region of the display array to form a projector together with an aperture and a projection lens which is directly in front of the region, all projectors are staggered in vertical direction and project the images corresponding to the display regions to a same position on the directional scattering screen so as to form an image in front of an arc-shaped screen; and the images displayed in each display region are spliced by the images of a three-dimensional object from different visual angles according to a specific segmentation and recombination method. The stereoscopic three-dimensional display provided by the invention has the advantages of achieving high image resolution and high visual angle resolution and realizing observation of an exquisite three-dimensional image with a horizontal parallax. Compared with the single naked-eye display, stereoscopic three-dimensional display provided by the invention has the advantages that the multi-screen splicing settings ensures that the extension of visual angles is realized, and the spatial scale and viewing range of the three-dimensional images are increased.
Owner:ZHEJIANG UNIV

Method and apparatus for enhanced spatial bandwidth wavefronts reconstructed from digital interferograms or holograms

The present invention discloses a method and an apparatus to compute a complex wavefield, referred to as the object wave o, by means of measuring the intensity signal resulting from the interference of the said object wave with a second wave termed the reference wave. The second wave r is assumed to have some non-vanishing mutual coherence with the said object wave o. The reference wave can be obtained from a source or from the object wave itself. The wave may be emitted from sources of variable degree of coherence and can be scattered waves, but also light-emitting molecules, matter waves such as electron beams or acoustical sources. The disclosed method relates to the said “non-linear method” (NLM). The innovation resides in the fact that the NLM improves considerably the bandwidth of the wavefront reconstructed from off-axis interferograms and holograms obtained in a single shot. The advantage is the significant improvement of the resolution of the images obtained from the reconstructed wavefront, i.e. amplitude and phase images. The said method also suppresses the artifacts resulting from the intensity recording of interferograms and holograms. The method is general in the sense that it can be used for any interferometric measurement, provided that it satisfies the simple requirement that the intensity of the reference wave is larger than the intensity of the object wave, and that the object wave modulated by the reference is confined to at least a quadrant of the spectrum. The disclosed method applies to interferometry, holography in optics, electron waves and acoustics. In particular, it can be implemented in phase, fluorescence, luminescence, electron and acoustic microscopy.
Owner:ECOLE POLYTECHNIQUE FEDERALE DE LAUSANNE (EPFL)

Ultraviolet, visible and near-infrared light three-band optical imaging system

The invention discloses an ultraviolet, visible and near-infrared light three-band optical imaging system relating to an optical imaging system. The invention solves the problems of poor imaging quality of each waveband, low image resolution and large system volume and difficulty in meeting the strict requirement of the system volume because incident light beams of the traditional multi-band imaging system pass through the same optical lens subassembly and decomposed by using a prism. A target light beam transmits through a glass window to a three-band decomposition prism, reflects an ultraviolet light beam on a first gluing surface of the three-band decomposition prism and then enters an ultraviolet band system to form a target ultraviolet band image; the transmitted visible light beam and near-infrared light beam enter a visible light band system after the visible light beam is reflected by a second gluing surface to form a target visible light band image; and the transmitted near-infrared light beam enters to a near-infrared band system to form a target near-infrared band image. The ultraviolet, visible and near-infrared light three-band optical imaging system can obtain image information of a target in three bands at the same time, and is suitable for the field of industrial detection.
Owner:CHANGCHUN INST OF OPTICS FINE MECHANICS & PHYSICS CHINESE ACAD OF SCI
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