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  • Chinese Optics Letters
  • Vol. 10,
  • Issue 9,
  • pp. 090901-090901
  • (2012)

Numerical correction of splicing dislocation between sub-holograms in synthetic aperture digital holography using convolution approach

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Abstract

We propose a new correction method for the splicing dislocation of sub-holograms in synthetic aperture digital holography. By adjusting the splicing distances between sub-holograms during the numerical reconstruction process using the convolution approach, the influence of non-paraxial aberration for the quality of the synthetic reconstructed image is avoided and synthetic reconstructed images corresponding to different splicing distances are obtained. Then, the accurate splicing distance between sub-holograms is determined by evaluating the quality of the corresponding synthetic reconstructed images. Accurate correction for the splicing dislocation of sub-holograms is achieved and high-quality reconstructed images without nonparaxial aberration are obtained.

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