NASA NTRS · 19920043022
Effects and correction of magneto-optic spatial light modulator phase errors in an optical correlator
Abstract
The optical phase errors introduced into an optical correlator by the input and filter plane magnetooptic spatial light modulators have been studied. The magnitude of these phase errors is measured and characterized, their effects on the correlation results are evaluated, and a means of correction by a design modification of the binary phase-only optical-filter function is presented. The efficacy of the phase-correction technique is quantified and is found to restore the correlation characteristics to those obtained in the absence of errors, to a high degree. The phase errors of other correlator system elements are also discussed and treated in a similar fashion.
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Downie, John D., Hine, Butler P., Reid, Max B.. 1992-02-10. Effects and correction of magneto-optic spatial light modulator phase errors in an optical correlator. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920043022
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