Haiyan Ou, Ting-Chung Poon, Kenneth K. Y. Wong, and Edmund Y. Lam, "Enhanced depth resolution in optical scanning holography using a configurable pupil," Photonics Res. 2, 64 (2014)

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- Vol. 2, Issue 2, 64 (2014)

Fig. 1. Schematic of OSH.

Fig. 2. Two sections together with the real part of the FZPs for each scan.

Fig. 3. Holograms containing two-sectional images of the object with different pupil functions (a), (b) for x 0 = y 0 = 0 and (c), (d) for x 0 = 0.48 mm , y 0 = 0 .

Fig. 4. Sectioning results using (a), (b) the conventional method; (c), (d) the conjugate-gradient-based method with a single measurement; (e), (f) the conjugate-gradient-based method with the proposed method.

Fig. 5. Relationship between x 0 and the resolution and the relationship between x 0 and the correlation of H 1 and H 2 .

Fig. 6. Relationship between spatial shift and the correlation of H 1 and H 2 .

Fig. 7. Relationship between spatial shift and resolution.

Fig. 8. Object with three sections.

Fig. 9. Holograms containing three-section images of the object with different pupil functions (a), (b) for x 0 = y 0 = 0 and (c), (d) for x 0 = 0.48 mm , y 0 = 0 .

Fig. 10. Sectioning results using (a)–(c) the conventional method; (d)–(f) the conjugate-gradient-based method with a single measurement; (g)–(i) the conjugate-gradient-based method with the proposed method.

Fig. 11. Sectioning results using the proposed method with (a)–(b) Δ x = 0 nm , z 1 = 34 mm , z 2 = 34.0007 mm ; (c)–(d) Δ x = 100 nm , z 1 = 34 mm , z 2 = 34.0007 mm ; (e)–(f) Δ x = 100 nm , z 1 = 34 mm , z 2 = 34.01 mm .

Fig. 12. Relationship between measurement error and the depth resolution.

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