Single-shot framing integration photography with high spatial resolution at 5.3*1012 frames per second by an inversed 4f system

Zhu, Qifan; Cai, Yi; Zeng, Xuanke; Long, Hu; Zeng, Liangwei; Zhu, Yongle; Lu, Xiaowei; Li, Jingzhen

doi:10.48550/arxiv.2110.01941

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“…We note that while finalizing our manuscript for submission, we became aware of very recent work by Zhu et al based on a similar concept [23], though without the benefit of flatfield (head-on) illumination provided by a DOE. The layout of our system is illustrated in Fig.…”

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Flatfield Ultrafast Imaging with Single-Shot Non-Synchronous Array Photography

Sheinman,

Ziegler,

Erramilli

et al. 2021

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We present a method for acquiring a sequence of time-resolved images in a single shot, called Single-Shot Non-Synchronous Array Photography (SNAP). In SNAP, a pulsed laser beam is split by a diffractive optical element into an array of angled beamlets whose illumination fronts remain perpendicular to the optical axis. Different time delays are imparted to each beamlet by an echelon, enabling them to probe a scene in rapid succession. The beamlets are then imaged onto different regions of a camera by a lenslet array. Because the illumination fronts remain flat (head-on) independently of beamlet angle, the temporal resolution of SNAP is fundamentally limited only by the laser pulse duration, akin to a "global shutter" in conventional imaging. We demonstrate SNAP by capturing the evolution of a laser induced plasma filament for 20 frames at an average rate of 4.2 Tfps.

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