Optical: systems and elements – Diffraction – Using fourier transform spatial filtering
Patent
1995-02-06
1997-02-25
Epps, Georgia Y.
Optical: systems and elements
Diffraction
Using fourier transform spatial filtering
359558, G02B 2746
Patent
active
056064578
ABSTRACT:
An optical image correlator includes a photorefractive medium for recording an interference pattern that corresponds to the Fourier transform of an input image or the multiplicative product of the Fourier transforms of two respective input images. In contrast to correlators of the prior art, the correlator described here includes a semi-insulating, multiple quantum well device as the photorefractive medium.
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Chiu Tien-Heng
Glass Alastair M.
Partovi Afshin
Epps Georgia Y.
Finston Martin I.
Lucent Technologies - Inc.
Mack Ricky
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