A dual-wavelength single light source based on a patterned quantum dot (QD) film was developed with a 405nm LED and bandpass filters to increase color conversion efficiency as well as to decouple the two peaks of dual-wavelength emitted from the QD film. A QD film was patterned laterally with two different sizes of QDs and was combined with bandpass filters to produce a high efficiency and low-speckle dual-wavelength light source. The experimental results showed that the developed dual-wavelength light source can decrease speckle noise to improve the reconstructed image sharpness and the accuracy on height measurement in dual-wavelength digital holography.
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