Comparison of optically addressed spatial light modulators

Hudson, Tracy D.; Kirsch, James C.; Gregory, Don A.

doi:10.1117/12.44914

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“…= 2ir(A/A) (1) where is the relative phase, in radians, between the two first-order beams, A is the fringe displacement, and A is the interference fringe period, both in CCD pixels.…”

Section: Ccdmentioning

confidence: 99%

<title>Optical characterization of the InFocus TVT-6000 liquid crystal television (LCTV) using custom drive electronics</title>

et al. 1995

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Liquid crystal televisions are popular low-cost spatial light modulators. One LCTV of interest is found in the InFocus TVT-6000' television projector. A wavefront splitting interferometer has been constructed and analyzed for measuring the complex characteristics of these modulators, including phase and amplitude coupling. The results of this evaluation using the TVT-6000 projector drive electronics have been presented in a previous work. This work will present results of the complex characterizations of these modulators using custom drive electronics.

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“…= 2ir(A/A) (1) where is the relative phase, in radians, between the two first-order beams, A is the fringe displacement, and A is the interference fringe period, both in CCD pixels.…”

Section: Ccdmentioning

confidence: 99%