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Recording holograms with diagonal coding on binary spatial light modulators for pattern recognition

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Abstract

The performance of computer-generated holographic matched filters recorded on 128 × 128 pixel supports was studied experimentally, with the objective of recording holograms on spatial light modulators such as the Semetex SIGHT-MOD for rotation-invariant pattern recognition. A new method of diagonal coding is introduced. This method yields good results, as it allows a more accurate phase quantization. Experimental results from computer simulations show that high speed rotation-invariant recognition of simple shapes is possible with such holograms.

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