Phase retrieval with resolution enhancement by using structured illumination

Abstract

In this Letter, we present referenceless phase retrieval methods with resolution enhancement. Structured illuminations with different orientations and phase shifts are generated by a spatial light modulator and are used to illuminate the specimen. The generated diffraction patterns are recorded by a CCD camera, and the phase of the wavefront is reconstructed from these patterns.

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