1994
DOI: 10.1117/12.165554
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Edge-illuminated color holograms

Abstract: The method for reconstructing a hologram through an edge of the glass cover plate is discussed from the standpoint of the imaging characteristics. Holograms fabricated by this method do not need large free space for illumination and can be reconstructed compactly. The image blur of the hologram reconstructed with white light is analyzed. Experiments of recording color holograms by this method are also reported.

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“…We use a glass cover plate with a slant edge as shown in Figure 13 for the easily matched incident angle. ö=9O-tan1O=5.3 (3) cos4: =flg cos(+ô) Refractive index is 1.515 and we chose the ratio ten for k. Thus the angle is calculated 73.5° degrees as follows.…”
Section: Layout For Reconstructionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We use a glass cover plate with a slant edge as shown in Figure 13 for the easily matched incident angle. ö=9O-tan1O=5.3 (3) cos4: =flg cos(+ô) Refractive index is 1.515 and we chose the ratio ten for k. Thus the angle is calculated 73.5° degrees as follows.…”
Section: Layout For Reconstructionmentioning
confidence: 99%