We investigate the spatio-temporal scanning of a single-pixel row for building up synthetic interferograms or digital holograms, shifted each other of a desired phase step. This unusual recording modality exploits the object movement to synthesize interferograms with extended Field of View and improved noise contrast. We report the theoretical formulation of the synthetizing recording process and experimental evidence of various cases demonstrating quantitative phase retrieval by adopting this intrinsic phase-shifting procedure. The proposed method could be particularly suited in all cases where the object shift is an intrinsic feature of the investigated system, as e.g. in microfluidics imaging. (C) 2014 Optical Society of America

Spatio-temporal scanning modality for synthesizing interferograms and digital holograms

Bianco V;Paturzo M;Ferraro P
2014

Abstract

We investigate the spatio-temporal scanning of a single-pixel row for building up synthetic interferograms or digital holograms, shifted each other of a desired phase step. This unusual recording modality exploits the object movement to synthesize interferograms with extended Field of View and improved noise contrast. We report the theoretical formulation of the synthetizing recording process and experimental evidence of various cases demonstrating quantitative phase retrieval by adopting this intrinsic phase-shifting procedure. The proposed method could be particularly suited in all cases where the object shift is an intrinsic feature of the investigated system, as e.g. in microfluidics imaging. (C) 2014 Optical Society of America
2014
Istituto di Scienze Applicate e Sistemi Intelligenti "Eduardo Caianiello" - ISASI
Istituto Nazionale di Ottica - INO
synthetic-aperture
optical micromanipulation
moving diffuser
Bessel beams
light-beams
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