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9 March 2016 Super resolved optical system using circular gratings for objects with finite sizes
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Abstract
We present a real time all optical super resolution method for exceeding the diffraction limit of an imaging system which has a circular aperture. The resolution improvement is obtained using two fixed circular gratings which are placed in predetermined positions. The circular gratings generate synthetic circular duplications of the aperture, thus they are the proper choice for a circular aperture optical system. The method is applicable for both spatially coherent, and for white light illumination. The improvement is achieved by limiting the object size. The proposed method is presented analytically, demonstrated via numerical simulations, and validated by laboratory experiments.
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Asaf Ilovitsh, Vicente Mico, and Zeev Zalevsky "Super resolved optical system using circular gratings for objects with finite sizes", Proc. SPIE 9716, Optical Methods in Developmental Biology IV, 97160K (9 March 2016); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2206197
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KEYWORDS
Digital imaging

Diffraction gratings

Lawrencium

Zoom lenses

Multiplexing

Numerical simulations

Optical transfer functions

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