1999
DOI: 10.1007/s10043-999-0339-2
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High Efficiency Electrically-Addressable Phase-Only Spatial Light Modulator

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“…The proposed method is suitable for real-time optical reconstruction of the 3D object because phase-only reconstruction allows us to use commercially available display devices, such as liquid-crystal spatial light modulator͑s͒ ͑SLM͒͑s͒. 16,17 These devices can only be operated in either phase or amplitude modulation mode. Using only this phase information, we can reduce by half the storage requirements of the digital hologram.…”
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“…The proposed method is suitable for real-time optical reconstruction of the 3D object because phase-only reconstruction allows us to use commercially available display devices, such as liquid-crystal spatial light modulator͑s͒ ͑SLM͒͑s͒. 16,17 These devices can only be operated in either phase or amplitude modulation mode. Using only this phase information, we can reduce by half the storage requirements of the digital hologram.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…21 This device, which can perform phase-only modulation of more than 2 radian, is frequently used to display real-time computer-generated holograms ͑CGHs͒. The PAL-SLM is made up of a liquid crystal ͑LC͒ layer, a dielectric mirror, and an optically addressed photoconductive ͑PC͒ layer, which are sandwiched between two transparent indium tin oxide electrodes.…”
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“…As a result, the integral phase response could be calibrated as a function of the addressing parameter. 9 The system proved to achieve a phase-only modulation over 3 / 2 rad, as shown in Fig. 2.…”
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