Abstract
An ImageJ plug-in is developed to realize automatic real-time phase reconstruction for dual-wavelength digital holography (DH). This plug-in assembles the algorithms, including automatic phase reconstruction based on the division algorithm and post-processing. These algorithms are implemented and analyzed using a CPU and GPU, respectively. To hide the CPU-to-GPU data transfer latency, an optimization scheme using Compute Unified Device Architecture (CUDA) streams is proposed in ImageJ. Experimental results show that the proposed plug-in can perform faster reconstruction for dual-wavelength DH, resulting in frame rates up to 48 fps even for one-megapixel digital holograms on a normal PC. In other words, the proposed plug-in can realize real-time phase reconstruction for dual-wavelength digital holographic videos.
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