Method for encoding computer-generated holograms using a correction function
AssigneeSeeReal Technologies S.A.
InventorNorbert Leister
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InventorNorbert Leister
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A method for encoding computer-generated holograms in pixelated light modulators, the encoding area of which comprises a pixel matrix whose pixels are provided with a pixel form and a pixel transparency, wherein the encoding area contains a hologram made up of sub-holograms, to each of which is assigned an object point of the object to be reconstructed by the hologram. The corruption of the reconstruction of the hologram caused by the real pixel form and the pixel transparency is largely eliminated and the computing time for correction of the hologram is reduced. Each individual computer-generated sub-hologram is multiplied by a correction function, and only thereafter the corrected sub-holograms are added up to form a total hologram, the correction function being based on the reciprocal of the transform of the pixel function (e.g. 1/sinc) associated with the virtual observer window.
A method for encoding computer-generated holograms into pixelated light modulators, each light modulator having an encoding surface that includes a pixel matrix whose pixels have a certain pixel shape and pixel transparency, comprising the steps of:
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