Compression of Digital Hologram Based on Binary Holographic Interference

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Since the resolution of digital micro-mirror device (DMD) which is used to reconstruct the digital holograms captured in experiments is relatively low, only a part of the digital hologram can be effectively reproduced in the experiment. For the hologram has the feature of high redundancy, in this paper, we propose that compress holograms based on Binary holographic interference. First, only the amplitude of the digital hologram is retained after Fresnel diffraction, recover the phase information from the amplitude, then generate a new compressed digital hologram with the phase and amplitude, and then process the new hologram according to the principle of binary holographic interference to improve the diffraction efficiency and to obtain a high-quality reconstruction.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 760-762)

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497-501

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September 2013

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