Wide-angle optical systems with a combiner based on synthesized volume holograms for helmet-mounted displays

Gan, Mikhail A.; Shcheglov, S. A.; Gan, Ya. M.; Chertkov, A. S.

doi:10.1364/jot.75.000151

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“…With regard to extracting the polarization information of incident light, polarization-sensitive photodetectors (PSPDs) exhibit significant practical application in both military and civil areas, like bio-imaging [ 1 ], remote sensing [ 2 ], night vision [ 3 ] and helmet-mounted sight for fighter planes [ 4 ]. Optical filters combined with polarizers are usually needed for traditional photodetectors to realize polarized light detection.…”

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High-performance polarization-sensitive photodetectors on two-dimensional β-InSe

Guo

Cao

Wang

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National Science Review

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Two-dimensional (2D) indium selenide (InSe) has been widely studied for applications in transistors and photodetectors, benefitting from its excellent optoelectronic properties. Among the three specific polytypes (γ-, ϵ- and β-phase) of InSe, only the crystal lattice of InSe in β-phase (β-InSe) belongs to a nonsymmetry point group of $D_{6h}^4$, which indicates a stronger anisotropic transport behavior and a potential in the polarized photodetection of β-InSe based optoelectronic devices. Therefore, we prepare the stable p-type 2D layered β-InSe via temperature gradient method. The anisotropic Raman, transport and photoresponse properties of β-InSe have been experimentally and theoretically proved. It shows that the β-InSe based device has a ratio of 3.76 for the maximum to minimum dark current and a high photocurrent anisotropic ratio of 0.70 at 1 V bias voltage, respectively. The appealing anisotropic properties demonstrated in this work clearly identify β-InSe as a competitive candidate for filter-free polarization sensitive photodetectors.

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High-performance polarization-sensitive photodetectors on two-dimensional β-InSe

Guo

Cao

Wang

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National Science Review

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“…[2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17] Figure 1 schematically shows a virtual-display optical system.…”

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“…The layouts of the objectives are extremely diverse and strongly depend on the type of image generator being used, its lighting layout, the purpose of the system, its angular field, etc. The optical layouts can be either traditional axisymmetric systems or systems that use decentered elements and elements with no axial symmetry, 4,6,7,21,[23][24][25][26] including off-axis mirrors. Optical systems for helmet-mounted and cabin-type displays, both projection and collimator type, are evolving in the direction of simpler design, reduced fabrication cost, smaller dimensions, and enhanced image quality.…”

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