Stacked diffraction imaging device
The technology of an imaging device and an adjusting device is applied in the field of diffraction imaging and holographic imaging to achieve the effect of reducing the pattern receiving time
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[0025] Embodiment 1: A stacked diffractive imaging device using a phase-type spatial light modulator
[0026] A laminated diffraction imaging device, the main structure of which is as follows figure 1 As shown, the beam adjustment device uses a transmissive spatial light modulator 6, which is fixed inside the device (the fixture is not shown), and the incident light and outgoing light of the spatial light modulator 6 have their own angle-adjusted polarizers (not shown) to ensure that they operate in phase-only mode.
[0027] The other parts of the device are described in detail below according to the propagating direction of the incident light beam. The device includes a shutter 1, and when the shutter 1 is pressed, all receiving devices charge-coupled device (CCD) industrial cameras 8 take pictures at the same time. The exposure time of the camera 8 is adjustable, and the minimum is 0.005 seconds.
[0028] The spectroscopic device of the device is composed of a prism group...
Embodiment 2
[0032] Embodiment 2: A stacked diffraction imaging device using a checkerboard grid-like amplitude template
[0033] A laminated diffraction imaging device, the main structure of which is as follows Figure 4 As shown, the beam adjustment device uses amplitude-type lattice templates 61-65, which are fixed inside the device (fixtures are not shown), and its working part is composed of several grids, which are divided into fully transparent and semi-transparent or opaque Two types, the light transmittance of the former is close to 1, the light transmittance of the latter is less than 0.8, or even 0, and the light transmittance of the latter is 0 in this example. These two grids are randomly distributed. In order to prevent the grid corresponding to a certain part of the beam from being 0 or 1, we use the templates of two adjacent outgoing beams as complementary, that is, the transmittance of a template is 0 The grid of the other template corresponds to a grid transmittance of 1...
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