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Real-time optical image subtraction and edge enhancement using ferroelectric liquid-crystal devices based on speckle modulation

Lin et al., 1996

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13986669834296445100
Author
Lin X
Ohtsubo J
Takemori T
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Applied optics

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We carried out real-time optical image subtraction and edge enhancement based on a speckle modulation technique by using ferroelectric liquid-crystal polarization switches and a ferroelectric liquid-crystal spatial light modulator. A ferroelectric liquid-crystal spatial light …
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