1987-01-06
1989-11-14
Corbin, John K.
350174, G03H 122, G02B 2714
Patent
active
048802875
ABSTRACT:
Aberration in an image reflected from a warped surface such as an automobile windshield is corrected by providing an image to the windshield which is predistorted to compensate for the aberration. The predistorted image is created and stored in a hologram by a recording technique wherein a first transmission hologram which records the virtual image of an object is illuminated with a conjugate beam. The beam which is transmitted by the first transmission hologram is reflected off the windshield onto a second hologram recording plate, which is also illuminated by a reference beam passed through the windshield. The desired predistorted image is thereby stored in the second hologram recording plate.
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Alkov Leonard A.
Corbin John K.
Denson-Low Wanda
Edmondson David J.
Hughes Aircraft Company
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