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Spatial Light Modulators

1991
Before proceeding to a discussion of particular SLMs, it is worth summarizing their salient parameters (Table 8.1), which were discussed in Sect.2.3. Note that in some specific applications the requirements on SLM parameters may lie beyond the ranges indicated here, because we give values for the sake of reference.
Mikhail P. Petrov   +2 more
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Spatial light modulators

Proceedings of the IEEE, 1977
Near real-time reusable spatial light modulators for coherent optical data processing are reviewed. The PROM, liquid crystal, and electron beam addressed DKDP and oil film light valves appear to be the most promising devices for coherent optical data processing.
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Spatially integrating spatial light modulator

OSA Annual Meeting, 1993
The spatially integrating spatial light modulator is an optically addressed device consisting of an amorphous silicon photo conductive layer, a floating aluminum electrode and a twisted nematic liquid crystal layer.
S. Nasir   +3 more
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Spatial light modulator for texture classification

Applied Optics, 1989
This paper describes a hybrid computer-optical processor devoted to the analysis of texture. Textures are displayed on a spatial light modulator and their power spectra are calculated optically by a Fourier optical technique. A video camera and a computer with a frame digitizer process the power spectra.
J, Haggerty, M, Young
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Spatial light modulators for projection displays

Applied Optics, 1997
Spatial light modulators (SLM's) consisting of a polymer-dispersed liquid crystal (PDLC) film and a Bi(12)SiO(20) photoconductor are discussed and demonstrated. This device, which uses light scattering in the PDLC film, has several advantages including no polarizer, a low optical loss, and video-rate operation.
K, Takizawa   +7 more
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A Spatial Light Modulator

1985
Publisher Summary This chapter discusses spatial light modulator, which comprises a photocathode, micro channel plate, mesh electrode, and a LiNbO3 crystal in a vacuum-sealed tube. The device is a transducer for incoherent to coherent light conversion; it is highly sensitive and can be used over a wide wavelength range. It can also be used to perform
T. Hara, M. Sugiyama, Y. Suzuki
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Spatial Light Modulators

2015
The success of liquid crystals in visual display devices has assured their commercial viability and made them common in our everyday use. However, their uses and applications go well beyond the displays used on handheld devices. Projection systems, similar to displays, also make use of liquid crystals, but in the form of spatial light modulators.
Sergio R. Restaino, Scott W. Teare
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Phase calibration of spatially nonuniform spatial light modulators

Applied Optics, 2004
A new 512 x 512 pixel phase-only spatial light modulator (SLM) has been found to deviate from being flat by several wavelengths. Also, the retardation of the SLM relative to voltage varies across the device by as much as 0.25 wavelength. The birefringence of each pixel as a function of address voltage is measured from the intensity of the SLM between ...
Xiaodong, Xun, Robert W, Cohn
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Spatial modulation display using spatial light modulators

Optical Engineering, 1992
A spatial modulation display is described that permits the observation of a phantom or transparent image by several persons simultaneously and is suitable for medical imaging. The display uses spatial light modulators and large format convex lenses within a Schlieren optical system. The number of sectional images in a three-dimensional image is limited
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Photoaddressed liquid crystal spatial light modulators

Applied Optics, 1988
Photoaddressed spatial light modulators (SLM) are an efficient means of modulating light with light and provide the benefits of optical parallelism in both write and read modes. Figure 1 shows the general form of a reflective-readout photoaddressed SLM.
D, Armitage, J L, Thackara, W D, Eades
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