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25 August 1998 Noise characterization of a liquid crystal light valve using a multiple-port Volterra series model
Mark Storrs, David J. Mehrl, John F. Walkup, Thomas F. Krile
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Abstract
We present a multiple-input, single-output, weakly nonlinear model of a liquid crystal light valve using a second-order Volterra series and describe an experimental method to measure the nonlinear transfer functions using sinusoidal perturbation and synchronous detection with a lock-in amplifier. Experimentally measured and estimated nonlinear transfer functions are presented. We next discuss the response of the liquid crystal light valve to random inputs and present experimental noise measurements.
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Mark Storrs, David J. Mehrl, John F. Walkup, and Thomas F. Krile "Noise characterization of a liquid crystal light valve using a multiple-port Volterra series model", Proc. SPIE 3388, Advances in Optical Information Processing VIII, (25 August 1998); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.319412
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KEYWORDS
Signal to noise ratio

Modulation

Liquid crystals

Complex systems

Systems modeling

Light valves

Instrument modeling

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