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1 March 1994Phase modulation characteristic of a liquid crystal television applied on a joint transform correlator
The phase-modulating capability of a commercial LCTV has been measured and its application in a joint transform correlator, using a single spatial light modulator, is discussed. The maximum LCTV phase depth obtained is closed to (pi) /2 and a small cross-coupling amplitude modulation is observed. Simulation and experimental results are obtained for the phase joint transform correlator, where the wavefront error, due to the LCTV, is corrected with a phase conjugation technic.
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Sergio F. S. Santos, Armindo L. V. S. Lage, Augusto O. S. Gomes, "Phase modulation characteristic of a liquid crystal television applied on a joint transform correlator," Proc. SPIE 2237, Optical Pattern Recognition V, (1 March 1994); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.169482