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26 November 1996 Depth-resolved holography using photorefractive media
Nicholas P. Barry, Richard Jones, Sam C. W. Hyde, Christopher Dainty, Paul M. W. French, K. M. Kwoleck, David D. Nolte, Michael R. Melloch
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Abstract
Various techniques, including coherence gating have been employed to discriminate against scattered light when imaging objects in a diffusing medium. We demonstrate a coherence gate using a photorefractive holographic imaging system. Using ultrashort pulse illumination, depth resolved images of three dimensional objects embedded in such a scattering medium have been obtained. We have investigated the use of bulk photorefractive crystals (Rh:BaTiO3) and photorefractive multiple quantum well (MQW) devices as the hologram recording medium. Using a long integration time in bulk Rh:BaTiO3, an image of a test chart has been obtained through up to 16 mean free paths (mfp) of scattering medium. Conversely a fast response time (less than 0.4 ms) has been demonstrated in the MQW device when imaging through 8 mfp of scattering medium.
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Nicholas P. Barry, Richard Jones, Sam C. W. Hyde, Christopher Dainty, Paul M. W. French, K. M. Kwoleck, David D. Nolte, and Michael R. Melloch "Depth-resolved holography using photorefractive media", Proc. SPIE 2928, Biomedical Systems and Technologies, (26 November 1996); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.259971
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KEYWORDS
Scattering

Holograms

Light scattering

Holography

Crystals

3D image reconstruction

Laser scattering

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