Three-dimensional complex image coding using a circular Dammann grating

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Recently, optical image coding using a circular Dammann grating (CDG) has been proposed and investigated. However, the proposed technique is intensity based and could not be used for three-dimensional (3D) image coding. In this paper, we investigate an optical image coding technique that is complexamplitude based. The system can be used for 3D image coding. The complex-amplitude coding is provided by a circular Dammann grating through the use of a digital holographic recording technique called optical scanning holography. To decode the image, along the depth we record a series of pinhole holograms coded by the CDG. The decoded reconstruction of each depth location is extracted by the measured pinhole hologram matched to the desired depth. Computer simulations as well as experimental results are provided. Copyright © 2010 Optical Society of America.

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Shinoda, Y., Liu, J. P., Chung, P. S., Dobson, K., Zhou, X., & Poon, T. C. (2011). Three-dimensional complex image coding using a circular Dammann grating. Applied Optics, 50(7). https://doi.org/10.1364/AO.50.000B38

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