Complex wavefront reconstruction from multiple-image planes produced by a focus tunable lens

Fabián Mosso, Eduardo Peters, Darío G. Pérez*

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We propose, through simulations and experiments, a wavefront reconstruction techniqueusing a focus-tunable lensand a phase-retrieval technique. A collimated beam illuminates a complex object (amplitude and phase), and a diffuser then modulates the outgoing wavefront. Finally the diffracted complex field reaches the focus-tunable lens, and a CMOS camera positioned at a fixed plane registers the subjective speckle distribution produced by the lens (one pattern for each focal length). We have demonstrated that a tunable lens can replace the translation stage used in the conventional single- beam, multiple-intensity reconstruction algorithm. In other words, through iterations with a modified version of this algorithm, the speckle images produced bydifferent focal lengths can be successfully employed to recover the initial complex object. With no movable elements, (speckle) image sampling can be performed at high frame rates, which is suitable for dynamical reconstruction applications.

Idioma originalInglés
Páginas (desde-hasta)4623-4626
Número de páginas4
PublicaciónOptics Letters
Volumen40
N.º20
DOI
EstadoPublicada - 15 oct. 2015
Publicado de forma externa

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