Title :
Problems in current electro-holographic displays
Author :
Jung-Young Son ; Beom-Ryeol Lee ; Jin-Woong Kim ; Min-Chul Park
Author_Institution :
Biomed. Eng. Dept., Konyang Univ., Nonsan, South Korea
Abstract :
The problems involved with the currently available display devices for electro-holography are induced by the regularity of pixel patterns in these devices. The diffraction patterns induced from the pixel patterns are decreasing the diffraction efficiency of the devices and limiting the image space of the reconstructed image. Added on this diffraction pattern, the regularity of fringe pattern also induces another diffraction pattern which works as an inherent noise in these devices and the display surface accompanied with the reconstructed image. Furthermore, lasers used in these devices can also introduce displayable spectral range reduction and a potential danger to the viewers as the brightness level increases.
Keywords :
brightness; holographic displays; image reconstruction; light diffraction; brightness level; diffraction efficiency; diffraction patterns; display devices; display surface; electro-holographic displays; electro-holography; fringe pattern; image space; inherent noise; pixel patterns; reconstructed image; spectral range reduction; Brightness; Diffraction; Gratings; Image reconstruction; Laser beams; Noise; Surface reconstruction; brightness; diffraction pattern; electro-holography; image space; spatial light modulator;
Conference_Titel :
Information Optics (WIO), 2013 12th Workshop on
Conference_Location :
Puerto de la Cruz
DOI :
10.1109/WIO.2013.6601247