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- A new integral imaging microscope with extended depth-of-field (DoF) was developed using a bifocal holographic micro lens array (MLA).
- Properties of two MLAs are multiplexed through a method called peristrophic multiplexing, where each MLA's features are recorded at right angles on a single holographic optical element (HOE).
- Experimental results showed that this innovative approach successfully enhances the DoF of the integral imaging microscopy system.
Article Abstract
We propose and implement an integral imaging microscope with extended depth-of-field (DoF) using a bifocal holographic micro lens array (MLA). The properties of the two MLAs are switched via peristrophic multiplexing, where different properties of the MLA are recorded onto the single holographic optical element (HOE). The recorded MLA properties are perpendicular to each other: after the first mode is recorded, the HOE is rotated by 90° clockwise, and the second mode is recorded. The experimental results confirm that the DoF of the integral imaging microscopy system is extended successfully by using the bifocal MLA.
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