all optical image processing with the 4 f system
DESCRIPTION
Place two identical lenses on the same optical axis with a common focal point and one creates a fourier plane. This presentation showes the effects of filtering out points of light in this Fourier plane.TRANSCRIPT
All Optical Image Processing with the 4-f system
Kieran Metcalf BSc Ex
4-f Optical System
Equipment Set Up
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What is Spatial Frequency?
Representing the Fourier Components in Frequency Space
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The spatial frequency plot is THE SAME as the image formed between the two lenses
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The Physical Laws of the Diffraction Grating
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How the Image information is stored in the Fourier Transform
Spatial Frequency
How the Image information is stored in the Fourier Transform
Multiple Frequencies
How the Image information is stored in the Fourier Transform
Orientation
Filtering Out the Frequencies
References
• http://enteos2.area.trieste.it/russo/LabInfoMM2005-2006/ProgrammaEMaterialeDidattico/daStudiare/009-FourierInSpace.html
• http://www.physics.uq.edu.au/people/mcintyre/applets/grating/grating.html
• Eugene Hecht OPTICS Fourth Edition 13.2 Imagery – The Spatial Distribution of Optical Information
• http://enteos2.area.trieste.it/russo/LabInfoMM2005-2006/ProgrammaEMaterialeDidattico/daStudiare/009-FourierInSpace.html
• http://www.physics.uq.edu.au/people/mcintyre/applets/grating/grating.html
• Eugene Hecht OPTICS Fourth Edition 13.2 Imagery – The Spatial Distribution of Optical Information