2019
DOI: 10.1364/ao.59.000038
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Multi-plane, multi-band image projection via broadband diffractive optics

Abstract: We demonstrate visible and near-IR image projection via non-absorbing, multi-level Broadband Diffractive-Optical Elements (BDOEs) in 1 or more planes. By appropriate design of the BDOE topography, we experimentally demonstrate: (1) different images in different spectral bands; (2) different images in different image planes; (3) image magnification by changing the distance between the illumination source and the BDOE; (4) completely flat BDOE via an index-contrast top-coating; and (5) reflective BDOEs. All of t… Show more

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“…where (u, v) represents the motion vector of pixel (x, y) in period t. Equation ( 5) is the optical flow convergence formula. e optical flow field caused by the same moving object should have the characteristics of continuity and smoothness, that is, if the rate of adjacent points in the same object is the same, the optical flow change projected onto the image should also be smooth [8,9]. According to this characteristic, an additional convergence condition added to the optical flow field is designed in this paper:…”
Section: Construction Of Parabolic Trajectorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…where (u, v) represents the motion vector of pixel (x, y) in period t. Equation ( 5) is the optical flow convergence formula. e optical flow field caused by the same moving object should have the characteristics of continuity and smoothness, that is, if the rate of adjacent points in the same object is the same, the optical flow change projected onto the image should also be smooth [8,9]. According to this characteristic, an additional convergence condition added to the optical flow field is designed in this paper:…”
Section: Construction Of Parabolic Trajectorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, we also showcased MDLs with a Field of View (FOV) up to 50˚ for wide-angle imaging 26 as well as MDLs with a Depth of Focus (DOF) imaging of up to 6 m in the NIR 34 . Apart from this, MDLs have also been utilized to create broadband holograms enabling multi-plane image projection 35 and in holographic displays for AR/VR applications 36 . Computational imaging with single and multi-aperture MDLs have also been showcased [37][38][39] along with its potential for applications in photovoltaics 40 .…”
Section: Sourangsu Banerji Jacqueline Cooke and Berardi Sensale-rodrigmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the above formula, N and M, respectively, represent the dimension rearrangement of the column vectors by the element values of high-and low-resolution feature blocks of film, television, and animation video images, and 1/N and 1/M are the cost between D h and D 1 of balanced formula (9). In order to facilitate subsequent calculation, formula (10) is reconstituted:…”
Section: Image Reconstruction Methods Of Multiframe Animationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…After determining the triangular meshes on a two-dimensional plane through screen projection, a continuous scaling field shall be assigned to each triangular facet; that is, a scaling factor shall be assigned to each triangular facet, and the scaling factor between adjacent triangular facets shall be continuously variable. e specific process is as follows [9,10]:…”
Section: 2mentioning
confidence: 99%