Production of computer-generated holograms on recordable compact disk media using a compact disk writer

Cable, Adrian

doi:10.1117/1.1598209

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“…Printing of a CGH by using optical disk writing equipment is described in [73]. Printing of the fringe pattern by using a CD-R writer is proposed in [74,75]. The printed hologram is reconstructed with a white light.…”

Section: Direct Printing Of Fringesmentioning

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Holographic Printing of White-Light Viewable Holograms and Stereograms

Kang¹,

Stoykova²,

Park³

et al. 2013

Holography - Basic Principles and Contemporary Applications

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Section: Direct Printing Of Fringesmentioning

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Holographic Printing of White-Light Viewable Holograms and Stereograms

Kang¹,

Stoykova²,

Park³

et al. 2013

Holography - Basic Principles and Contemporary Applications

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“…In order to protect the copyrights of the content producers, to obey the license conditions of the CDs the different software and hardware methods are used [1][2][3]. The software methods are intended to prevent the opportunity of the CDs copies production, to impede the use of the non-licensed CDs [2].…”

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Recording of the optical identification marks on CD

et al. 2006

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“…Much research has been conducted on the CGH printer, [1][2][3][4][5][6][7] which has the features of, high resolution, high density, compact system, speedy printing, and so on. Since the required pixel pitch is almost as same as wavelength of visible light, the practical 3-D display with the CGH printer could hardly be output.…”

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Volume hologram printer to record the wavefront of three-dimensional objects

2012

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A computer-generated hologram (CGH) is well-known to reconstruct 3-D images faithfully, and several CGH printers are reported. Since those printers can only output a transmission hologram, the large-scale optical system is necessary to reconstruct the full-parallax, full-color image. As a method of a simple reconstruction, it is only necessary to use a volume reflection hologram. However, the making of a volume hologram needs to transfer the CGH by means of an optical system. On the other hand, there are printers that output volume type holographic stereograms with the full-parallax, full-color image. However, the reconstructed image whose depth is large gets blurred due to the insufficient sampling rays of a 3-D object. The authors propose the volume hologram printer to record the wavefront of a 3-D object. By transferring the CGH that is displayed on a liquid crystal on silicon, the proposed printer can output the volume hologram. In addition, the large volume hologram can be printed by transferring plural CGH that recorded the partial 3-D object in turn. As a result, the printed volume hologram has been able to reconstruct a monochrome 3-D image by white light illumination, and realized the full-parallax image.

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Production of computer-generated holograms on recordable compact disk media using a compact disk writer

Cited by 11 publications

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Holographic Printing of White-Light Viewable Holograms and Stereograms

Holographic Printing of White-Light Viewable Holograms and Stereograms

Recording of the optical identification marks on CD

Volume hologram printer to record the wavefront of three-dimensional objects

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