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Phase calibration and applications of a liquid-crystal spatial light modulator

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Abstract

A simple phase-characterization method for spatial light modulators is proposed. The low-cost method permits high-precision measurement and provides data for the setting of the spatial-light-modulator operating point in the phase-modulation mode. The dynamic phase response is used to perform efficient kinoform recording. In order to record the kinoform, we modify the global iterative coding to compute phase holograms. Finally, modified phase–phase correlation is introduced. The phase–phase correlator permits sharper correlation peaks, better energy transmission, and higher discrimination than an amplitude–phase correlation. Optical experimental results are presented.

© 1995 Optical Society of America

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