Suppression of Zeroth-Order Diffraction in Phase-Only Spatial Light
Two possible techniques are developed and tested for correction-beam generation: aperture division and field addition.
In this investigation, we report that by properly adjusting the high-level and low-level pixel voltages of an SLM, the zeroth-order light caused by the pixelation effect of SLM can be significantly el...
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Two possible techniques are developed and tested for correction-beam generation: aperture division and field addition.
In this paper, we report a new approach for zero-order free beam shaping by designing an asymmetric triangle reflector and introducing a digital blazed grating and a digital lens to the phase
We investigated ZOD sources in two different CGH systems and suggested different methods to remove the ZOD in each system. Two types of spatial light modulator (SLM) were employed for different type
Abstract: We suppress the unwanted zeroth order diffraction (ZOD) contributed by the dead areas of a spatial light modulator with a correction beam that is independently created from the de sired target.
In this investigation, we report that by properly adjusting the high-level and low-level pixel voltages of an SLM, the zeroth-order light caused by the pixelation effect of SLM can be significantly eliminated.
A technique is proposed theoretically and verified experimentally to eliminate a zero-order beam caused by a pixelated phase-only spatial light modulator (SLM) for holographic projection.
In this investigation, we report that by properly adjusting the high-level and low-level pixel voltages of an SLM, the zeroth-order light caused by the pixelation effect of SLM can be significantly
A technique is proposed theoretically and verified experimentally to eliminate a zero-order beam caused by a pixelated phase-only spatial light modulator (SLM) for
Our objective is to create an easy and quick method to suppress the ZOD beam from holograms produced by phase-only SLMs. Our primary goal is to effi-ciently suppress the ZOD beam