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Binary nonlinear joint transform correlator performance with different thresholding methods under unknown illumination conditions

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Abstract

The correlation performance of binary joint transform correlators with unknown input-image light illumination is investigated for different thresholding methods used in the Fourier plane. It is shown that a binary joint transform correlator that uses a spatial frequency dependent threshold function for binarization of the joint power spectrum is invariant to uniform input-image illumination. Computer simulations and optical experimental results are provided.

© 1995 Optical Society of America

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