• Acta Optica Sinica
  • Vol. 40, Issue 16, 1611004 (2020)
Yanna Han1, Xinqi Hu1、2、*, and Bing Dong1、2
Author Affiliations
  • 1School of Optics and Photonics, Beijing Institute of Technology, Beijing 100081, China
  • 2Key Laboratory of Photonic Information Technology, Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, Beijing 100081, China
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    DOI: 10.3788/AOS202040.1611004 Cite this Article Set citation alerts
    Yanna Han, Xinqi Hu, Bing Dong. Iterative Extrapolation Method to Expand Dynamic Range of Shack-Hartmann Wavefront Sensors[J]. Acta Optica Sinica, 2020, 40(16): 1611004 Copy Citation Text show less
    Starting 3×3 spots in iterative extrapolation method
    Fig. 1. Starting 3×3 spots in iterative extrapolation method
    Starting 3×3 spots and their row and column numbers
    Fig. 2. Starting 3×3 spots and their row and column numbers
    Searching spots around starting 3×3 array
    Fig. 3. Searching spots around starting 3×3 array
    Searching spots around new 3×3 array
    Fig. 4. Searching spots around new 3×3 array
    Examples of simulation. (a) Reference spot array; (b) spot array with aberration; (c) tested wavefront; (d) reconstructed wavefront; (e) reconstruction error
    Fig. 5. Examples of simulation. (a) Reference spot array; (b) spot array with aberration; (c) tested wavefront; (d) reconstructed wavefront; (e) reconstruction error
    Dynamic range ratio between iterative extrapolation method and traditional method versus Zernike order
    Fig. 6. Dynamic range ratio between iterative extrapolation method and traditional method versus Zernike order
    Dynamic range of SHWS with iterative extrapolation method versus F number
    Fig. 7. Dynamic range of SHWS with iterative extrapolation method versus F number
    Dynamic range of SHWS with iterative extrapolation method versus number of subapertures
    Fig. 8. Dynamic range of SHWS with iterative extrapolation method versus number of subapertures
    Optical setup for iterative extrapolation SHWS experiment
    Fig. 9. Optical setup for iterative extrapolation SHWS experiment
    Experimental results of convex lens test. (a) Spot array produced by reference wavefront; (b) spot array produced by distorted wavefront; (c) Zernike coefficients of reconstructed wavefront; (d) reconstructed wavefront
    Fig. 10. Experimental results of convex lens test. (a) Spot array produced by reference wavefront; (b) spot array produced by distorted wavefront; (c) Zernike coefficients of reconstructed wavefront; (d) reconstructed wavefront
    Experimental results of cylindrical lens test. (a) Spot array produced by distorted wavefront; (b) Zernike coefficients of reconstructed wavefront; (c) reconstructed wavefront
    Fig. 11. Experimental results of cylindrical lens test. (a) Spot array produced by distorted wavefront; (b) Zernike coefficients of reconstructed wavefront; (c) reconstructed wavefront
    ZernikecoefficientAberrationDynamic range WPV /λReconstructionerror εRMS /λ
    TraditionExtrapolation/+Extrapolation/-
    Z3Defocus40.9783.5697.40.030
    Z4Astigmatism along X axis66.8859.01093.30.005
    Z5Astigmatism along Y axis80.8373.0373.00.025
    Z6Coma along X axis23.1179.4179.40.079
    Z7Coma along Y axis23.1179.4179.40.079
    Z8Spherical aberration14.8176.057.20.038
    Z9Trefoil along X axis50.7482.9482.90.025
    Z10Trefoil along Y axis50.7438.0473.00.026
    Z11Secondary astigmatismalong X axis16.364.164.10.032
    Z12Secondary astigmatismalong Y axis23.4106.8106.80.055
    Table 1. Dynamic range of SHWS with iterative extrapolation method
    Yanna Han, Xinqi Hu, Bing Dong. Iterative Extrapolation Method to Expand Dynamic Range of Shack-Hartmann Wavefront Sensors[J]. Acta Optica Sinica, 2020, 40(16): 1611004
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