Comprehensive holographic parallel beam modulation inside material based on automatic differentiation

Neural networks have provided faster and more straightforward solutions for laser modulation. However, their effectiveness when facing diverse structured lights and various output resolutions remains vulnerable because of the specialized end-to-end training and static model. Here, we propose a redefinable neural network (RediNet), realizing customized modulation on diverse structured light arrays through a single general approach. The network input format features a redefinable dimension designation, which ensures RediNet wide applicability and removes the burden of processing pixel-wise light distributions. The prowess of originally generating arbitrary-resolution holograms with a fixed network is first demonstrated. The versatility is showcased in the generation of 2D/3D foci arrays, Bessel and Airy beam arrays, (perfect) vortex beam arrays, and even snowflake-intensity arrays with arbitrarily built phase functions. A standout application is producing multichannel compound vortex beams, where RediNet empowers a spatial light modulator (SLM) to offer comprehensive multiplexing functionalities for free-space optical communication. Moreover, RediNet has the hitherto highest efficiency, only consuming 12 ms (faster than the mainstream SLM framerate of 60 Hz) for a 1000 2 -resolution holograph, which is critical in real-time required scenarios. Considering the fine resolution, high speed, and unprecedented universality, RediNet can serve extensive applications, such as next-generation optical communication, parallel laser direct writing, and optical traps.

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forming diverse structured light arrays with general redefinable neural network

Li,

Xu,

Zhang

et al. 2024

Holography, Diffractive Optics, and Applications XIV

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We propose a redefinable neural network (RediNet), realizing general modulation on diverse structured light arrays through a single approach. Exploiting the information sparsity of the array distribution, a redefinable dimension designation is used in RediNet, removing the burden of processing pixel-wise distributions. The prowess of originally generating arbitraryresolution holographs with fixed network is firstly demonstrated. The versatility is showcased in the generation of 2D/3D foci arrays, Bessel and Airy beams arrays, (perfect) vortex beam arrays, multi-channel compound vortex arrays and even snowflake-intensity arrays with arbitrarily-built phase functions. Considering the fine resolution, high speed, and unprecedented universality, RediNet can serve extensive applications such as next-generation optical communication, parallel laser direct writing, optical traps, and so on.

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Comprehensive holographic parallel beam modulation inside material based on automatic differentiation

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