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Adaptive photodetector for assisted Talbot effect

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Abstract

We use an adaptive photodetector for measuring the visibility of the Fresnel diffraction patterns generated by a grating. Visibility is measured in real time, with high spatial resolution, and without any signal processing. This method is well suited for analyzing the Talbot effect and its many applications.

© 2008 Optical Society of America

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