Double‐viewing‐zone integral imaging 3D display without crosstalk based on a tilted barrier array
Song Tang, Yazhou Wang, Huan Deng, Chao‐Chao Ji, Qiong‐Hua Wang
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Song Tang, Yazhou Wang, Huan Deng, Chao‐Chao Ji, Qiong‐Hua Wang
Abstract
Abstract We propose an integral imaging (II) three‐dimensional (3D) display using a tilted barrier array and a stagger microlens array. The tilted barrier array consists of two orthogonally polarized sheets. In the stagger microlens array, the center of the microlens has p/2 shift with the elemental image along the horizontal direction, where p is the pitch of the microlens. The proposed II 3D display produces two different viewing zones and each of them is almost equal to that of the conventional II 3D display, and it has no crosstalk. We verify the feasibility of the proposed II 3D display in the simulation results.
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Abstract We propose an integral imaging (II) three‐dimensional (3D) display using a tilted barrier array and a stagger microlens array. The tilted barrier array consists of two orthogonally polarized sheets. In the stagger microlens array, the center of the microlens has p/2 shift with the elemental image along the horizontal direction, where p is the pitch of the microlens. The proposed II 3D display produces two different viewing zones and each of them is almost equal to that of the conventional II 3D display, and it has no crosstalk. We verify the feasibility of the proposed II 3D display in the simulation results.
Key concepts: Integral imaging, Microlens, Stereo display, Crosstalk, Optics, Viewing angle, Materials science, Optoelectronics