Method of removing spurious responses from optical joint transfo

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ABSTRACT:
A joint transform optical correlator is disclosed having an optical path length adjustment technique for causing a first optical path length between the reference image plane and the first Fourier transform lens to differ from a second optical path length between the input image plane and the first Fourier transform lens by an amount whereby the second Fourier transform lens separates the desired cross-correlation signals from the undesired signals to enhance the performance and reliability of the correlator.

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