Zero Order Correction of Shift-multiplexed Computer Generated Fourier Holograms Recorded in Incoherent Projection Scheme
Abstract
Application of computer holography methods provides the possibility to obtain the high quality holograms of objects that exist as digital models without the necessity of complex and high precision optical schemes. Computer generated Fourier holograms (CGFH) are widely used for record and optical restoration of relatively simple 2D raster objects. Application of incoherent photolithography methods such as incoherent projection allows the record of CGFHs as micro-holograms onto the photosensitiv medium with desired reduction of hologram sizes using relatively simple optical setup. The reconstruction optical schemes of CGFHs can be implemented in augmented reality displays and optical sight indicators. In this article the specificity of CGFH shift-multiplexed record process and particularly the method of zero order correction is discussed.
Keywords: computer generated hologram, Fourier hologram, incoherent projection scheme.
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