디지털 홀로그래피에서 퓨리어 변환을 이용한 0차 회절광의 제거와 위상홀로그램의 생성에 대한 전산 모사
Computer simulation of the removal of the 0-th order diffraction by using Fourier Transform in digital holography
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A computer simulation about removal of the 0-th order diffraction is achieved by using numerical reconstruction in digital holography and the Fourier transform method. A light intensity distribution hologram is generated through numerical calculation of the interference pattern. Additionally a phase hologram without the 0-th order diffraction is generated. The removal function for elimination of the 0-the order diffraction is introduced and the numerical reconstructions with several conditions for the removal of the 0-th order diffraction and the production of high quality numerically reconstructed images are tested and compared. The removal function is proven to be more effective at the suppression of the 0-th order diffraction compared with the DC suppression method.
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