Three-dimensional light modulation using phase-only spatial light modulator

  • Xia J
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Abstract

The simultaneous modulation of coherent light distributions on several closely spaced planes by one phase-only spatial light modulator is described to create 3-D light distribution. The pure phase distribution on the phase-only spatial light modulator is retrieved by a new multiplane iteration method based on the Gerchberg-Saxton iteration method, which consecutively propagates the coherent light on several parallel planes with amplitude constraints. A comparison between our proposed method and the complex distribution addition method is presented by numerical simulation. The result indicates that a sharp grayscale image is realized on each closely spaced plane by our proposed method, implying potential applications both in 3-D holographic displays and optical tweezers.

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Xia, J. (2009). Three-dimensional light modulation using phase-only spatial light modulator. Optical Engineering, 48(2), 020502. https://doi.org/10.1117/1.3076211

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