2. Holography
2.1 Digital holography
Holography is a process for recording and reproducing phase by encoding it in the form of an intensity that can be measured by sensors (film, camera, eye).
As we have already seen, the use of a reference wave makes it possible to use interference to obtain information on the phase of a wave, and therefore on its propagation, and indirectly on depth information. If the interference pattern is recorded on an intensity-sensitive chemical medium, illumination by the original reference wave results in optical reconstruction of the object.
Different holographic set-up configurations exist, for which the position of the source, object and sensor differ (in-line, off-axis, transmission,...
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Bibliography
Patents
Method and apparatus for simultaneous amplitude and quantitative phase contrast imaging by numerical reconstruction of digital holograms WO2000020929A1
Digital holographic microscope with fluid systems WO2014044823A1
Digital holographic microscope with electro-fluidic system, said electro-fluidic system and methods of use EP3196631A1
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Lyncée Tec – Digital Holographic Microscopes https://www.lynceetec.com/
Phasics, the phase control company http://phasicscorp.com/
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