Multi optical function calculation holographic device and its manufacturing method
An optical function and computational holography technology, applied in the field of computational holography, can solve the problems of high cost and small space bandwidth product, and achieve the effect of high efficiency and cost reduction
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[0049] Example 1: Fabrication of a computational holographic device capable of realizing two optical functions:
[0050] 1. Obtain the initial phase distribution according to the optimization algorithm 1 , 2 :
[0051]Using optimization algorithms (such as simulated annealing, direct binary search, etc.) to optimize the 100×100-pixel images shown in Figures 4a and 4b, the phase distribution 1 , 2 .
[0052] 2. Find the right Taber illuminator:
[0053] In this embodiment, M=2, and the corresponding compression ratio of the Taber illuminator is 2. According to the theoretical knowledge of the Talbot effect, it can be known that a phase plate with a phase value of 0 and -π / 2 can realize a checkerboard periodic illumination with a compression ratio of 2 at the 1 / 8 Talbot distance, as shown by the shaded and white parts in Figure 5 Show. Its phase distribution is shown in Figure 5.
[0054] 3. Yes 1 , 2 To recode: to 1 , 2 Re-encoding can be performed as ...
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[0057] Embodiment 2: Fabrication of a computational holographic device capable of realizing 7 optical functions:
[0058] 1. Obtain the initial phase distribution according to the optimization algorithm 1 ,... 7 : Use an optimization algorithm (such as simulated annealing method, direct binary search, etc.) to optimize the letter images A to G (100×100 pixels) to obtain the phase distribution 1 ,... 7 .
[0059] 2. Find a suitable Taber illuminator: In this embodiment, M=7, and the compression ratio of the corresponding Taber illuminator is 7. This value is closest to the Taber illuminator with a compression ratio of 3×3=9, so two redundant images need to be added to make M=9. According to the theoretical knowledge of the fractional Taber effect in the prior art [2], the phase distribution shown in Figure 7 can realize periodic illumination with a compression ratio of 9 at a distance of 1 / 6 Taber, and the illumination spot is shown in Figure 7 Shaded and white parts ...
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