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28 March 1995 128 x 128 analog liquid crystal spatial light modulator
Steven A. Serati, Gary D. Sharp, Roylnn A. Serati, Douglas J. McKnight, Jay E. Stockley
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Abstract
An analog 128 X 128 spatial light modulator (SLM) has been designed and constructed using liquid crystal on silicon technology. This device is loaded with eight-bit grey-level data in 100 microsecond(s) . Its pixel pitch is 40 micrometers giving an array size of 5.12 X 5.12 mm. Low-voltage ferroelectric liquid crystals are used for the electro-optic modulator. These analog materials have 50 microsecond(s) to 100 microsecond(s) switching times, implying a frame rate of approximately 5 kHz. This paper presents results of the analog SLM and discusses modulation enhancements for improving correlator performance.
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Steven A. Serati, Gary D. Sharp, Roylnn A. Serati, Douglas J. McKnight, and Jay E. Stockley "128 x 128 analog liquid crystal spatial light modulator", Proc. SPIE 2490, Optical Pattern Recognition VI, (28 March 1995); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.205797
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KEYWORDS
Analog electronics

Spatial light modulators

Modulation

Modulators

Phase shift keying

Liquid crystals

Reflectivity

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