Annual Meeting Optical Society of America 1986
DOI: 10.1364/oam.1986.mo6
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Signal processing for a multispectral fringe detector for imaging

Abstract: In synthetic aperture imaging, an interferometer measures the Fourier transform of the image rather than the image itself. For a two-element interferometer with base line L, the fringe amplitude and phase is the Fourier component at spatial frequency L/λ. For an optical interferometer with a wide optical bandpass, the measured amplitude and phase is the average amplitude and phase over the bandpass. For pupil plane interferometers, the use of a wide bandpass will limit the field of view, while in an image plan… Show more

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