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15 March 2004 Computer-generated diffractive optics for large aberration compensation
Mark T. Gruneisen, Lewis F. DeSandre, James R. Rotge, Raymond C. Dymale, Donald L. Lubin
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Abstract
Programmable diffractive optics utilizing a high-resolution liquid-crystal phase modulator is demonstrated as a technique for large-range, two-dimensional aberration control. A high-resolution phase modulator system introduces modulo-2π phase compensation via discrete-step phase modulation and operates with 307,200 independently addressable elements, and total optical efficiencies of up to 93%. Near-diffraction-limited imaging and beam directing is demonstrated in a telescope system with large off-axis aberrations. Wavelength-agile and extended spectral bandwidth operation are also demonstrated.
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Mark T. Gruneisen, Lewis F. DeSandre, James R. Rotge, Raymond C. Dymale, and Donald L. Lubin "Computer-generated diffractive optics for large aberration compensation", Proc. SPIE 5481, Laser Optics 2003: Wavefront Transformation and Laser Beam Control, (15 March 2004); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.565031
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KEYWORDS
Imaging systems

Modulators

Phase shift keying

Liquid crystals

Optical components

Phase compensation

Phase modulation

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