Cryptography – By modifying optical image
Patent
1996-11-26
1998-08-11
Gregory, Bernarr E.
Cryptography
By modifying optical image
380 9, 380 28, 380 33, 380 59, H04L 900
Patent
active
057938717
ABSTRACT:
An analog optical encryption system based on phase scrambling of two-dimensional optical images and holographic transformation for achieving large encryption keys and high encryption speed. An enciphering interface uses a spatial light modulator for converting a digital data stream into a two dimensional optical image. The optical image is further transformed into a hologram with a random phase distribution. The hologram is converted into digital form for transmission over a shared information channel. A respective deciphering interface at a receiver reverses the encrypting process by using a phase conjugate reconstruction of the phase scrambled hologram.
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California Institute of Technology
Gregory Bernarr E.
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