Holographic projector for enlarging a reconstruction zone
A holographic projection and three-dimensional technology, applied in projection devices, holographic technology, three-dimensional systems, etc., to achieve the effect of precise resolution, large reconstruction three-dimensional size or viewing angle
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[0041] FIG. 1 shows a wavefront modulated by a known phase-modulated light modulator, where each pixel represents only a specific phase difference between the adjusted wave and a reference wave. The wavefront modulated by such an optical modulator can be expressed in an idealized form such as a series of square wave functions in a coordinate system. The coordinates of the wavefront on the optical modulator are marked on the abscissa, while the phase difference modulus 2π is marked on the ordinate. Therefore, a preferred phase modulation would be performed in the range of 0 to 2π. According to the wavefront scanning method, only approximate values can be obtained for such light modulators. Light modulators will need greater resolution (or pixel count) to improve the accuracy of this approximation. The larger the value, the larger the stereoscopic size that can be reconstructed.
[0042] In order to achieve more accurate phase reconstruction and thus increase the reconstruc...
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