Digitally controllable Gaussian speckle fields were experimentally generated by implementing binary diffusers and synthetic pupils on a liquid crystal spatial light modulator. The synthetic pupil comprises a Ronchi phase mask and a proper filtering of its diffraction orders. The binary diffuser is displayed inside an aperture defined onto the Ronchi phase mask. We demonstrated that this implementation replaces the need of using a ground glass and a physical pupil. In this way, the average speckle size, the statistical independence among the generated speckle patterns, and the average intensity distribution can be dynamically controlled.Fil: Cabezas Burbano, Luisa Fernanda. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas. Centro C...
A speckle pattern is a quasi-random interference pattern which typically emerges when lasers are use...
This thesis describes innovative techniques for reducing speckle noise and improving the intensity p...
We propose, and experimentally demonstrate, an optical encoding system employing a three-dimensional...
Speckle patterns have usually been obtained by using ground glass as random diffusers. Liquid-crysta...
We investigate liquid crystal spatial light modulators as a means to simulate the speckle fields pro...
The random-walk model is employed to simulate modulated speckle patterns. We demonstrate that the ge...
The random walk model is employed to simulate modulated speckle patterns. We demonstrate that the ge...
The random walk model is employed to simulate modulated speckle patterns. We demonstrate that the ge...
The random walk model is employed to simulate modulated speckle patterns. We demonstrate that the ge...
In this dissertation, a methodology for experimentally creating and controlling random light in free...
We assess and discuss several technical aspects of the multifractal statistical analysis applied to ...
Speckles appear as noisy steady light patterns caused by random phase disturbance of coherently prop...
Speckles appear as noisy steady light patterns caused by random phase disturbance of coherently prop...
Speckles appear as noisy steady light patterns caused by random phase disturbance of coherently prop...
An analysis based on the comparison between singularities of speckle phase and pseudophase in the pr...
A speckle pattern is a quasi-random interference pattern which typically emerges when lasers are use...
This thesis describes innovative techniques for reducing speckle noise and improving the intensity p...
We propose, and experimentally demonstrate, an optical encoding system employing a three-dimensional...
Speckle patterns have usually been obtained by using ground glass as random diffusers. Liquid-crysta...
We investigate liquid crystal spatial light modulators as a means to simulate the speckle fields pro...
The random-walk model is employed to simulate modulated speckle patterns. We demonstrate that the ge...
The random walk model is employed to simulate modulated speckle patterns. We demonstrate that the ge...
The random walk model is employed to simulate modulated speckle patterns. We demonstrate that the ge...
The random walk model is employed to simulate modulated speckle patterns. We demonstrate that the ge...
In this dissertation, a methodology for experimentally creating and controlling random light in free...
We assess and discuss several technical aspects of the multifractal statistical analysis applied to ...
Speckles appear as noisy steady light patterns caused by random phase disturbance of coherently prop...
Speckles appear as noisy steady light patterns caused by random phase disturbance of coherently prop...
Speckles appear as noisy steady light patterns caused by random phase disturbance of coherently prop...
An analysis based on the comparison between singularities of speckle phase and pseudophase in the pr...
A speckle pattern is a quasi-random interference pattern which typically emerges when lasers are use...
This thesis describes innovative techniques for reducing speckle noise and improving the intensity p...
We propose, and experimentally demonstrate, an optical encoding system employing a three-dimensional...