Continuous phase-shifting holography
Posted on 2019-12-02 - 21:32
A scanning full-field interferometer is a key devise in
the optical scheme of digital hyperspectral hologram
registration. Behind the theory of hyperspectral holography
is Fourier transform spectroscopy wherein the
set of spectrally resolved complex amplitudes of the
object’s hyperspectral field is obtained via the Fourier
transform of a series of interferograms registered in
incoherent radiation. Several established approaches
in digital holography, based on discrete phase-shifting
techniques as well as continuous phase modulation of
the reference signal by a scanning mirror, are special
cases of Fourier transform spectroscopy, where a coherent
light source is used for hologram registration. The
proposed algorithm was found to apply to processing
holograms registered by various phase shifting techniques
and can give a greater signal to noise ratio.
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Kalenkov, Georgy; Kalenkov, Sergey; Shtanko, Alexander (2019). Continuous phase-shifting holography. Optica Publishing Group. Collection. https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.c.4577051.v1
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Georgy Kalenkov
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Sergey Kalenkov
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Alexander Shtanko