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Spatial-light-modulator-based electro-optical imaging system

Eddy C. Tam, Shaomin Zhou, and Mike R. Feldman

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We describe a novel electro-optical system that can image objects over a long range of distance without involving any mechanical movement.

© 1992 Optical Society of America

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