Optical imaging system and method based on random light field space structure regulation and control
An optical imaging system and space structure technology, applied in the optical field, can solve the problems of the limitation of the optical memory effect of the imaging range and the low efficiency of dynamic object imaging.
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[0039] see figure 1 As shown, this embodiment provides an optical imaging system based on regulation of the spatial structure of a random light field. The system includes a scattering component, a first beam splitting polarization component, an optical measurement component 10 and a computing unit 22 .
[0040] The scattering component is used to use the scattering medium 5 to scatter the light beam transmitted through the free space to obtain the light to be measured, wherein the light beam carries the information of the object 3 to be measured. The scattering medium 5 is preferably frosted glass.
[0041] The first beam-splitting polarization component is used to split and polarize the light to be measured. One beam of light to be measured is divided into x-direction polarized light and y-direction polarized light, and the other beam to be measured is combined with the reference light and then divided into Polarized light in the x direction and polarized light in the y dire...
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[0058]An optical imaging method based on random light field spatial structure regulation provided by Embodiment 2 of the present invention is introduced below. The optical imaging systems regulated by the field space structure can be referred to each other correspondingly.
[0059] see figure 2 As shown, this embodiment provides an optical imaging method based on random light field spatial structure regulation, including the following steps:
[0060] S100: Use the scattering medium 5 to scatter the light beam transmitted through free space to obtain the light to be measured, wherein the light beam carries the information of the object to be measured.
[0061] As an example, the light beam carrying the information of the object under test 3 transmitted through free space will lose phase information under the scattering effect of the scattering medium 5. If it is necessary to restore the information of the image, we can measure the coherent structure of the light field behind ...
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