The Experimental Research On Off-axis Digital Holography Recording And Reconstruction Based On MATLAB Simulation

This article first analyzes the two-step imaging process in optical holography, namely wavefront recording and wavefront reconstruction. According to the relationship of the four diffraction components in the spatial spectrum of the off-axis digital holography diffraction process, the minimum angle is derived between the object light and the reference light of the off-axis digital holography. According to the sampling theorem, the maximum angle is derived between the object light and the reference light in off-axis digital holography. The mathematical derivation of holography algorithm is introduced based on these foundations. In the experiment, a light path system was used to study the method of eliminating zero order in off-axis digital holograms by recording reference light at different angles to the X-axis or Y-axis, while improving the image resolution of off-axis digital holographic reconstruction. Secondly, the off-axis digital holographic recording optical path was constructed to eliminate zero order holographic imaging by comparing the reference light with different angles of the X-axis or Y-axis. The current Fresnel approximation reconstruction algorithm is analyzed and verified by simulation. The results indicate that the S-FFT (Single-Fast Fourier Transform) reconstructed image undergoes periodic changes from overlap to separation, and then from separation to overlap.

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2024-08-21
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iai63275.2024.10730470
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Image Processing Techniques and Applications
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The Experimental Research On Off-axis Digital Holography Recording And Reconstruction Based On MATLAB Simulation

Yang Zhang, Yucheng Li
Image Processing Techniques and Applications
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The Experimental Research On Off-axis Digital Holography Recording And Reconstruction Based On MATLAB Simulation

Yang Zhang, Yucheng Li
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This article first analyzes the two-step imaging process in optical holography, namely wavefront recording and wavefront reconstruction. According to the relationship of the four diffraction components in the spatial spectrum of the off-axis digital holography diffraction process, the minimum angle is derived between the object light and the reference light of the off-axis digital holography. According to the sampling theorem, the maximum angle is derived between the object light and the reference light in off-axis digital holography. The mathematical derivation of holography algorithm is introduced based on these foundations. In the experiment, a light path system was used to study the method of eliminating zero order in off-axis digital holograms by recording reference light at different angles to the X-axis or Y-axis, while improving the image resolution of off-axis digital holographic reconstruction. Secondly, the off-axis digital holographic recording optical path was constructed to eliminate zero order holographic imaging by comparing the reference light with different angles of the X-axis or Y-axis. The current Fresnel approximation reconstruction algorithm is analyzed and verified by simulation. The results indicate that the S-FFT (Single-Fast Fourier Transform) reconstructed image undergoes periodic changes from overlap to separation, and then from separation to overlap.

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