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Published on: February 8, 2014
Viewing-angle enhancement of speckle-reduced volume holographic three-dimensional display by use of integral imaging
1Department of Physics, Kangwon National University, Chunchon, Korea. bahram.javidi@uconn.edu
Abstract:
In a conventional integral imaging system the viewing angle is limited by the f-number of the microlens. To overcome this limitation we employ a phase-conjugate beam to read out elemental images, which are stored in photorefractive volume holographic storage, while the rotating diffuser reduces the speckle noise. In the proposed system the viewing angle can be enhanced over the f-number limitation. Experimental results and discussions of viewing parameters are presented.
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