Hologram Viewing Arrangement and Alignment Device
OwnerAdrian James Cable, Edward Buckley +1inventors
InventorsAdrian James Cable, Edward Buckley, Nicholas Alexander Lawrence
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OwnerAdrian James Cable, Edward Buckley +1inventors
InventorsAdrian James Cable, Edward Buckley, Nicholas Alexander Lawrence
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The present invention relates to a hologram viewing arrangement, to an alignment device, to a display device, to a device for aligning first and second members and to a device for aligning an optical beam with a desired target. A hologram viewing arrangement comprising a pixellated phase mask substrate (20) and a pixellated hologram display substrate (40), wherein the hologram display substrate is arranged to store data representing at least two distinct images (3a-3d), the arrangement being such that disposing the phase mask in a first position with respect to the display substrate enables one of the at least two images to be visible and disposing the phase mask in a second position with respect to the display substrate enables another of the at least two images to be visible.
A hologram viewing arrangement comprising a pixellated phase mask substrate and a pixellated hologram display substrate, wherein the hologram display substrate is arranged to store data representing at least two images, the arrangement being such that disposing the phase mask in a first position with respect to the display substrate enables one of the at least two images to be visible and disposing the phase mask in a second position with respect to the display substrate enables another of the at least two images to be visible.
A method of indicating displacement using a pixellated phase mask and a pixellated hologram, said hologram storing data representing at least two images such that disposing the phase mask in a first position with respect to the display substrate enables one of the at least two images to be visible and disposing the phase mask in a second position with respect to the display substrate enables another of the at least two images to be visible, the method comprising positioning said phase mask in conjunction with said hologram such that relative movement of said phase mask and said hologram displays said one or another of said images.
A hologram viewing arrangement comprising a pixellated phase mask substrate and a pixellated hologram display substrate, wherein the hologram display substrate is arranged to store data representing at least two images, the arrangement being such that disposing the phase mask in a first position with respect to the display substrate enables one of the at least two images to be visible and disposing the phase mask in a second position with respect to the display substrate enables another of the at least two images to be visible;
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