Optical: systems and elements – Diffraction – Using fourier transform spatial filtering
Patent
1993-04-05
1995-09-19
Ben, Loha
Optical: systems and elements
Diffraction
Using fourier transform spatial filtering
359559, 382210, 382278, G02B 2746, G06K 964
Patent
active
054521378
ABSTRACT:
In an optical correlator system having reflective and transmissive optical components positioned along a folded and segmented optical axis or path, one or more optical path extenders are provided for selected optical path segments that require operative path length adjustment so that an electromagnetic radiation beam, which traverses the folded optical path with selected information imparted into and detected from the beam, can be imaged upon a defined and maximum usable area or region both on the reflective components and on an end detector component.
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Ben Loha
Ellingsberg Donald J.
Jr. John Juba
Litton Systems Inc.
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