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Applications of Dynamic Diffractive Optical Elements using a Programmable Spatial Light Modulator

Philip Chung, T.F. Tam, Shuaiquan Zhao, Zibing Chen

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Abstract

Using a HoloEye SLM (spatial light modulator) as a multi-level phase modulator, the diffractive optical elements can be programmed onto the reflective Liquid Crystal on Silicon (LCoS) display so that dynamic displays may be performed. A MATLAB program is written to produce the DOE, while a FRESNEL software program is used to confirm the display elements.

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Using a HoloEye SLM (spatial light modulator) as a multi-level phase modulator, the diffractive optical elements can be programmed onto the reflective Liquid Crystal on Silicon (LCoS) display so that dynamic displays may be performed. A MATLAB program is written to produce the DOE, while a FRESNEL software program is used to confirm the display elements.

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Using a HoloEye SLM (spatial light modulator) as a multi-level phase modulator, the diffractive optical elements can be programmed onto the reflective Liquid Crystal on Silicon (LCoS) display so that dynamic displays may be performed. A MATLAB program is written to produce the DOE, while a FRESNEL software program is used to confirm the display elements.

Key concepts: Liquid crystal on silicon, Spatial light modulator, Optics, Computer science, Optical modulator, Software, Liquid-crystal display, MATLAB

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