Two-lens anisotropic image-inversion system for interferometric information processing

  • Larson W
  • Saleh B
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Abstract

Interferometric image processing systems based on image inversion normally use multiple paths with inversion mirrors. Since such systems must meet strict requirements of alignment and stability, a common-path implementation using polarization channels and six anisotropic optical elements was recently introduced. We demonstrate here the operation of a common-path polarization-based image-inversion interferometeric system using only two anisotropic lenses. Applications such as spatial parity analysis and image centroid measurements are examined theoretically and demonstrated experimentally.

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Larson, W., & Saleh, B. E. A. (2021). Two-lens anisotropic image-inversion system for interferometric information processing. Optics Express, 29(10), 15403. https://doi.org/10.1364/oe.425273

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