Karimzadeh, 2015 - Google Patents
Integral imaging system optical design with aberration considerationKarimzadeh, 2015
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- Karimzadeh A
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- Applied Optics
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Integral imaging is a technique for displaying three-dimensional images using microlens arrays. This paper discusses the optical design of an integral imaging system with aberration consideration. All previously reported systems have been analyzed and designed with only …
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