NASA NTRS · 20110023452
Fast Approximate Broadband Phase Retrieval for Segmented Systems
Abstract
Broadband phase retrieval needed when: a) Narrow spectral filters are unavailable. b) Dim sources. c) Low throughput due to misalignment. d) Short exposures times. i.e., Pointing instability (space); and Atmospheric instability (ground based AO). Traditional approach is computationally burdensome for extreme bandwidths. Approximate approach: a) Substitute monochromatic model. b) Blur model and data. Test case performance: a) approx.270x reduction in computational cost for FGS-like test case. b) Good accuracy for monolithic system. c) Acceptable accuracy for segmented systems. i.e., Reduced by diffraction and Reduced by higher order segment model.
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Jurling, Alden S., Fienup, James R.. 2011-10-16. Fast Approximate Broadband Phase Retrieval for Segmented Systems. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20110023452
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