Static and dynamic stereoscopic computer-generated holography (CGH) with spatial light modulators (SLM)
Vinicius M. Pepino; Augusto Martins; Achiles F. da Mota; César Domingues; Fabriciu A. V. Benini; Luiz G. Neto; Emiliano R. Martins; +1 Authors
Vinicius M. Pepino; Augusto Martins; Achiles F. da Mota; César Domingues; Fabriciu A. V. Benini; Luiz G. Neto; Emiliano R. Martins; Ben-Hur V. Borges;
Static and dynamic stereoscopic computer-generated holography (CGH) with spatial light modulators (SLM)
In this paper we demonstrate for the first time static/dynamic stereoscopic holographic reconstructions in the visible range with two spatial light modulators (SLM). Stereoscopy is achieved by exciting two separate SLMs with two different wavelengths.
- Universidade de São Paulo Brazil
- UNIVERSIDADE DE SAO PAULO Brazil
- University of Brasília Brazil
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