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This study describes optical encryption based on joint transform correlator architectures using a binary phase difference key mask, designed by discrete sinc function interpolation. The key mask has the required properties of space-limited and phase-mostly spectrum for accurate image recovery. Gray-level image encryption and decryption performance measures are discussed as well.
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Cheng, CJ., Lin, LC., Wang, CM. et al. Optical Joint Transform Encryption Using Binary Phase Difference Key Mask. OPT REV 12, 367–371 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10043-005-0367-5
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