Abstract

We propose and demonstrate one-way image transmission through an aberrating medium. In contrast to previous techniques, which usually use exact phase compensation for correcting phase distortion, our technique uses the phase- or amplitude-coded form of the exact phase. This technique allows us to utilize a wide variety of spatial light modulators for image correction in one-way image transmission through aberrating media.

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