Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
7929902 Optics Communications 2015 4 Pages PDF
Abstract
This paper reports a polarizer-free imaging method for an optical system that uses a liquid crystal (LC) lens of single nematic LC layer as a focusing element. By using a reference image, undesired low frequency image components introduced by non-modulated ordinary wave are reduced and the image contrast is enhanced. The proposed method is verified by experiments. Clear and well-focused images can be obtained without using any polarizer.
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