Patent classifications
G03H2240/62
METHOD FOR OBSERVING A SAMPLE
A method for observing a sample is provided, including illuminating the sample with a light source and forming a plurality of images, by an imager, the images representing the light transmitted by the sample in different spectral bands. From each image, a complex amplitude representative of the light wave transmitted by the sample is determined in a determined spectral band. The method further includes backpropagation of each complex amplitude in a plane passing through the sample, determining a weighting function from the back-propagated complex amplitudes, propagating the weighting function in a plane along which the matrix photodetector extends, updating each complex amplitude, in the plane of the sample, according to the weighting function propagated.
Holographic projection
A holographic projector comprises an image processing engine, a hologram engine, a display engine and a light source. The image processing engine is arranged to receive a source image for projection and generate a plurality of secondary images from a primary image based on the source image. The source image comprises pixels. Each secondary image may comprise fewer pixels than the source image. The plurality of secondary images are generated by sampling the primary image. The hologram engine is arranged to determine, such as calculate, a hologram corresponding to each secondary image to form a plurality of holograms. The display engine is arranged to display each hologram on the display device. The light source is arranged to Illuminate each hologram during display to form a holographic reconstruction corresponding to each secondary image on a replay plane. The primary image is selected from the group comprising: the source image and an intermediate image.
IRREGULAR DEVICES
- Jonathan Seamus Blackley ,
- Watson Brent Boyett ,
- Sylvain Marcel Colin ,
- Robin James Green ,
- Stephen John Hart ,
- Margaret H. Hsu ,
- DeaGyu Kim ,
- Mark Anthony Loya ,
- Benjamin Francis Neil ,
- Kamran Qaderi ,
- Tina Qin ,
- Jesus Manuel Caridad Ramirez ,
- Jayakrishna Sashidharan ,
- Asher Zelig Sefami ,
- Sameer Sudhir Walavalkar ,
- Joshua D. Wiensch
A device includes a backplane and a plurality of elements arranged on the backplane. The plurality of elements form an irregular pattern. The backplane includes a plurality of circuits. The plurality of elements are coupled to the plurality of circuits by conductive vias that are regularly spaced.
HOLOGRAPHICALLY DISPLAYING THREE-DIMENSIONAL OBJECTS
- Jonathan Seamus Blackley ,
- Richard BAHR ,
- Watson Brent Boyett ,
- Sylvain Marcel Colin ,
- Robin James Green ,
- Isaac Serrano GUASCH ,
- Stephen John Hart ,
- Robert Alan Hess ,
- Margaret H. Hsu ,
- Christoph Von JUTRZENKA ,
- DeaGyu Kim ,
- Mark Anthony Loya ,
- Kelly Swan MACNEILL ,
- Benjamin Francis Neil ,
- Kamran Qaderi ,
- Tina Qin ,
- Jesus Manuel Caridad Ramirez ,
- Jayakrishna Sashidharan ,
- Asher Zelig Sefami ,
- Jeff SMITH ,
- Robert David SRINIVASIAH ,
- Sameer Sudhir Walavalkar ,
- Joshua D. Wiensch ,
- Daniel Dereck WILLIAMSON
Methods, apparatus, devices, subsystems, and systems for holographically displaying three-dimensional objects are provided. In one aspect, an optical device includes: an optical guiding device configured to guide light to propagate along a first direction within the optical guiding device, the light including multiple colors of light; an in-coupling diffractive structure configured to diffract the light to propagate in the optical guiding device; and a plurality of out-coupling diffractive structures arranged downstream of the in-coupling diffractive structure along the first direction and configured to diffract at least part of the light out of the optical guiding device along a second direction different from the first direction. The optical device can be configured for at least one of: color crosstalk suppression among the multiple colors of light, display zero order light suppression, dispersion compensation, or ambient light blocking.
Coherent diffractive imaging with arbitrary angle of incidence
Apparatus and methods for coherent diffractive imaging with arbitrary angle of illumination incidence utilize a method of fast remapping of a detected diffraction intensity pattern from a detector pixel array (initial grid) to a uniform spatial frequency grid (final grid) chosen to allow for FFT on the remapped pattern. This is accomplished by remapping the initial grid to an intermediate grid chosen to result in a final grid that is linear in spatial frequency. The initial grid is remapped (generally by interpolation) to the intermediate grid that is calculated to correspond to the final grid. In general, the initial grid (x,y) is uniform in space, the intermediate grid ({tilde over (x)},{tilde over (y)}) is non-uniform in spatial frequency, and the final grid ({tilde over (f)}.sub.x,{tilde over (f)}.sub.y) is uniform in spatial frequency.
Irregular devices
- Jonathan Seamus Blackley ,
- Watson Brent Boyett ,
- Sylvain Marcel Colin ,
- Robin James Green ,
- Stephen John Hart ,
- Margaret H. Hsu ,
- DeaGyu Kim ,
- Mark Anthony Loya ,
- Benjamin Francis Neil ,
- Kamran Qaderi ,
- Tina Qin ,
- Jesus Manuel Caridad Ramirez ,
- Jayakrishna Sashidharan ,
- Asher Zelig Sefami ,
- Sameer Sudhir Walavalkar ,
- Joshua D. Wiensch
A device includes a backplane and a plurality of elements arranged on the backplane. The plurality of elements form an irregular pattern. The backplane includes a plurality of circuits. The plurality of elements are coupled to the plurality of circuits by conductive vias that are regularly spaced.
Apparatus and method for performing in-line lens-free digital holography of an object
The present disclosure relates to apparatuses and methods for performing in-line lens-free digital holography of objects. At least one embodiment relates to an apparatus for performing in-line lens-free digital holography of an object. The apparatus includes a point light source adapted for emitting coherent light. The apparatus also includes an image sensing device adapted and arranged for recording interference patterns resulting from interference from light waves directly originating from the point light source and object light waves. The object light waves originate from light waves from the point light source that are scattered or reflected by the object. The image sensing device comprises a plurality of pixels. The point light source comprises a broad wavelength spectrum light source and a pinhole structure. The image sensing device comprises a respective narrow band wavelength filter positioned above each pixel that filters within a broad wavelength spectrum of the point light source.
Systems and methods for holographic projection
A holographic system comprises an image processor, a hologram calculator and a display driver. The image processor is arranged to determine first and second secondary images by sampling the pixel values of a primary image at a regular array of sampling positions. The hologram calculator is arranged to determine a hologram of each secondary image. The display driver is arranged to display each hologram in rapid succession on a display device, first and second times, so as to reconstruct each secondary image from the respective hologram such that respective first and second arrays of image pixels corresponding to the primary image are perceivable. Image pixels of the reconstruction of the second secondary image are interposed between image pixels of the reconstruction of the first secondary image in the first direction.
METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR PROCESSING HOLOGRAPHIC IMAGE
A method and apparatus for generating a holographic image from a low resolution image transformed into a low resolution complex image that is interpolated into a high resolution image complex image. By transforming fewer pixels of the low resolution image, the amount of calculation may be reduced and the processing speed for generating the holographic image may be increased.
Apparatus and Method for Performing In-Line Lens-Free Digital Holography of an Object
The present disclosure relates to apparatuses and methods for performing in-line lens-free digital holography of objects. At least one embodiment relates to an apparatus for performing in-line lens-free digital holography of an object. The apparatus includes a point light source adapted for emitting coherent light. The apparatus also includes an image sensing device adapted and arranged for recording interference patterns resulting from interference from light waves directly originating from the point light source and object light waves. The object light waves originate from light waves from the point light source that are scattered or reflected by the object. The image sensing device comprises a plurality of pixels. The point light source comprises a broad wavelength spectrum light source and a pinhole structure. The image sensing device comprises a respective narrow band wavelength filter positioned above each pixel that filters within a broad wavelength spectrum of the point light source.