The invention belongs to the technical field of imaging, and discloses a monochromatization method applied to wide-spectrum
coherent diffraction imaging, which aims at a wide-spectrum
coherent diffraction imaging experiment and reconstructs an obtained multi-
wavelength diffraction pattern into a
diffraction pattern under a single
wavelength through spectral characteristic analysis. According to the method, based on a theoretical model in which a wide-spectrum
diffraction pattern is a non-coherently superposed single-
color wavelength diffraction pattern, the single-
color wavelength diffraction pattern is accurately extracted in combination with a
gradient descent optimization
algorithm. According to the method, the dependence of traditional
coherent diffraction imaging on a monochromatic source is broken through, and the calculation efficiency of monochromatization reconstruction is remarkably improved. The method is suitable for a coherent diffraction imaging scene of a wide-spectrum weak coherent
light source, the problem of
light intensity attenuation caused by a traditional light splitting scheme is effectively avoided, and a new solution is provided for high-resolution imaging under the weak
light source. Meanwhile, the method is expected to be expanded to a desktop attosecond
light source and other novel light source systems, and key
technical support is provided for ultrafast process imaging under the attosecond scale.