We propose pattern self-referenced single-pixel common-path holography(PSSCH),which can be realized using either the digital-micromirror-device(DMD)based off-axis scheme or the DMD-based phaseshifting approach,sharing...We propose pattern self-referenced single-pixel common-path holography(PSSCH),which can be realized using either the digital-micromirror-device(DMD)based off-axis scheme or the DMD-based phaseshifting approach,sharing the same experimental setup,to do wavefront reconstructions.In this method,each modulation pattern is elaborately encoded to be utilized to not only sample the target wavefront but also to dynamically introduce the reference light for single-pixel common-path holographic detection.As such,it does not need to intentionally introduce a static reference light,resulting in it making full use of the pixel resolution of the modulation patterns and suppressing dynamically varying noises.Experimental demonstrations show that the proposed method can not only obtain a larger field of view than the peripheral-referenced approach but also achieve a higher imaging resolution than the checkerboardreferenced approach.The phase-shifting-based PSSCH performs better than the off-axis-based PSSCH on imaging fidelity,while the imaging speed of the latter is several times faster.Further,we demonstrate our method to do wavefront imaging of a biological sample as well as to do phase detection of a physical lens.The experimental results suggest its effectiveness in applications.展开更多
An all-reflective self-referenced spectral interferometry based on the transient grating(TG)effect is proposed for single-shot measuring of the amplitude and phase of ultrashort pulses in a broadband spectral range.Ex...An all-reflective self-referenced spectral interferometry based on the transient grating(TG)effect is proposed for single-shot measuring of the amplitude and phase of ultrashort pulses in a broadband spectral range.Except for a thin third-order nonlinear medium,which was used to generate the TG signal,no transmitted optics were used in the proposed device,and few-cycle pulses in a broad spectral range from deep UV to mid-IR can be characterized.With a homemade compact and alignment-free device,a 5.0 fs pulse at 800 nm corresponding to about two cycles and a 14.3 fs pulse at 1800 nm corresponding to less than three cycles were successfully characterized.展开更多
With the development of new materials and ultra-precision processing technology, the sizes of mea- sured objects increase, and the requirements for machining accuracy and surface quality become more exacting. The trad...With the development of new materials and ultra-precision processing technology, the sizes of mea- sured objects increase, and the requirements for machining accuracy and surface quality become more exacting. The traditional measurement method based on reference datum is inadequate for measuring a high-precision object when the quality of the reference datum is approximately within the same order as that of the object. Self-referenced measurement techniques provide an effective means when the direct reference-based method cannot satisfy the required measurement or calibration accuracy. This paper discusses the reconstruction algorithms for self-referenced measurement and connects lateral shearing interferometry and multi-probe error separation. In lateral shearing interferometry, the reconstruction algorithms are generally categorized into modal or zonal methods. The multi-probe error separation techniques for straightness measurement are broadly divided into two-point and three-point methods. The common features of the lateral sheafing interferometry method and the multi-probe error separation method are identified. We conclude that the reconstruction principle in lateral shearing interferometry is similar to the two-point method in error separation on the condition that no yaw error exists. This similarity may provide a basis or inspiration for the development of both classes of methods.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.62275188)the Central Guidance on Local Science and Technology Development Fund(Grant No.YDZJSX2024D019)+1 种基金the International Scientific and Technological Cooperative Project in Shanxi Province(Grant No.202104041101009)the Natural Science Foundation of Shanxi Province of China through Research Project(Grant No.20210302123195).
文摘We propose pattern self-referenced single-pixel common-path holography(PSSCH),which can be realized using either the digital-micromirror-device(DMD)based off-axis scheme or the DMD-based phaseshifting approach,sharing the same experimental setup,to do wavefront reconstructions.In this method,each modulation pattern is elaborately encoded to be utilized to not only sample the target wavefront but also to dynamically introduce the reference light for single-pixel common-path holographic detection.As such,it does not need to intentionally introduce a static reference light,resulting in it making full use of the pixel resolution of the modulation patterns and suppressing dynamically varying noises.Experimental demonstrations show that the proposed method can not only obtain a larger field of view than the peripheral-referenced approach but also achieve a higher imaging resolution than the checkerboardreferenced approach.The phase-shifting-based PSSCH performs better than the off-axis-based PSSCH on imaging fidelity,while the imaging speed of the latter is several times faster.Further,we demonstrate our method to do wavefront imaging of a biological sample as well as to do phase detection of a physical lens.The experimental results suggest its effectiveness in applications.
基金supported by the Natural Science Foundation of Shanghai(No.18ZR1413600)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(NSFC)(Nos.61521093 and 61527821)+2 种基金the Instrument Developing Project of the Chinese Academy of Sciences(No.YZ201538)the Strategic Priority Research Program of the Chinese Academy of Sciences(No.XDB160106)the Shanghai Municipal Science and Technology Major Project(No.2017SHZDZX02).
文摘An all-reflective self-referenced spectral interferometry based on the transient grating(TG)effect is proposed for single-shot measuring of the amplitude and phase of ultrashort pulses in a broadband spectral range.Except for a thin third-order nonlinear medium,which was used to generate the TG signal,no transmitted optics were used in the proposed device,and few-cycle pulses in a broad spectral range from deep UV to mid-IR can be characterized.With a homemade compact and alignment-free device,a 5.0 fs pulse at 800 nm corresponding to about two cycles and a 14.3 fs pulse at 1800 nm corresponding to less than three cycles were successfully characterized.
文摘With the development of new materials and ultra-precision processing technology, the sizes of mea- sured objects increase, and the requirements for machining accuracy and surface quality become more exacting. The traditional measurement method based on reference datum is inadequate for measuring a high-precision object when the quality of the reference datum is approximately within the same order as that of the object. Self-referenced measurement techniques provide an effective means when the direct reference-based method cannot satisfy the required measurement or calibration accuracy. This paper discusses the reconstruction algorithms for self-referenced measurement and connects lateral shearing interferometry and multi-probe error separation. In lateral shearing interferometry, the reconstruction algorithms are generally categorized into modal or zonal methods. The multi-probe error separation techniques for straightness measurement are broadly divided into two-point and three-point methods. The common features of the lateral sheafing interferometry method and the multi-probe error separation method are identified. We conclude that the reconstruction principle in lateral shearing interferometry is similar to the two-point method in error separation on the condition that no yaw error exists. This similarity may provide a basis or inspiration for the development of both classes of methods.
