Modern holographic recording and analysis techniques applied to edge-lit holograms and their applications

The main aim of this research was to create and analyse a compact holographic optical system which is illuminated through the edge of the substrate. Edge-lit holograms are used in order to minimize the space requirements for various possible replay geometries. Many aspects of the recording, analysin...

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Main Author: Coleman, Zane A.
Published: Loughborough University 1997
Online Access:http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.747857
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spelling ndltd-bl.uk-oai-ethos.bl.uk-7478572018-08-21T03:29:51ZModern holographic recording and analysis techniques applied to edge-lit holograms and their applicationsColeman, Zane A.1997The main aim of this research was to create and analyse a compact holographic optical system which is illuminated through the edge of the substrate. Edge-lit holograms are used in order to minimize the space requirements for various possible replay geometries. Many aspects of the recording, analysing, and replay techniques were found to be very critical for creating an efficient optical system. The edge-lit holograms were recorded in a photopolymer film developed by Du Pont. When recording an interference pattern in the film with a steep reference beam, the effects of attenuation, beam ratio, and refractive index matching on optical efficiency are much more pronounced than in traditional holography due to the effective film thickness and Fresnel reflections.Loughborough Universityhttp://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.747857https://dspace.lboro.ac.uk/2134/33029Electronic Thesis or Dissertation
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description The main aim of this research was to create and analyse a compact holographic optical system which is illuminated through the edge of the substrate. Edge-lit holograms are used in order to minimize the space requirements for various possible replay geometries. Many aspects of the recording, analysing, and replay techniques were found to be very critical for creating an efficient optical system. The edge-lit holograms were recorded in a photopolymer film developed by Du Pont. When recording an interference pattern in the film with a steep reference beam, the effects of attenuation, beam ratio, and refractive index matching on optical efficiency are much more pronounced than in traditional holography due to the effective film thickness and Fresnel reflections.
author Coleman, Zane A.
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Modern holographic recording and analysis techniques applied to edge-lit holograms and their applications
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title Modern holographic recording and analysis techniques applied to edge-lit holograms and their applications
title_short Modern holographic recording and analysis techniques applied to edge-lit holograms and their applications
title_full Modern holographic recording and analysis techniques applied to edge-lit holograms and their applications
title_fullStr Modern holographic recording and analysis techniques applied to edge-lit holograms and their applications
title_full_unstemmed Modern holographic recording and analysis techniques applied to edge-lit holograms and their applications
title_sort modern holographic recording and analysis techniques applied to edge-lit holograms and their applications
publisher Loughborough University
publishDate 1997
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