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A Color Holographic Reconstruction System by Time Division Multiplexing with Reference Lights of Laser

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3D-TV systems by holography technique have been studied in the world. In this paper, we report a color holographic reconstruction system by time division multiplexing method with reference lights of laser. The method can reconstruct a color holographic image by switching reference lights of red, green and blue colors at certain intervals. We can observe a color holographic image using red and green lasers as the reference lights, a high minute liquid crystal display (LCD) panel as a spatial light modulator (SLM) and electro-shutters as the shuttering device of the laser lights in the optical system. This approach has some advantages. Namely, the structure of the optical system can be simple and the number of LCD panels in the optical system can be decreased.

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Shimobaba, T., Ito, T. A Color Holographic Reconstruction System by Time Division Multiplexing with Reference Lights of Laser. OPT REV 10, 339–341 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10043-003-0339-6

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