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LC 2012 Spatial Light Modulator (transmissive)

LC 2012 Spatial Light Modulator (transmissive)
LC 2012 Spatial Light Modulator (transmissive)
LC 2012 Spatial Light Modulator (transmissive)
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LC 2012 Spatial Light Modulator (transmissive)
LC 2012 Spatial Light Modulator (transmissive)
LC 2012 Spatial Light Modulator (transmissive)
LC 2012 Spatial Light Modulator (transmissive)
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LC 2012 Spatial Light Modulator (transmissive)

Microdisplay Features   

  • Display Type: Transmissive LC
  • Resolution: (1024 x 768)
  • Pixel pitch: 36 µm
  • Fill factor: 58%
  • Signal Formats: HDMI – XGA Resolution
  • Active Area: 36.9 x 27.6 mm (1.8” Diagonal)
  • Addressing: 8 Bit (256 Grey Levels)
  • Input Frame Rate: 60 Hz

 

The LC 2012 is our basic Spatial Light Modulator system based on a translucent liquid crystal microdisplay with a resolution of 1024 x 768 pixel (XGA). The device is mainly intended for proof of concepts and education.

Based on a twisted nematic (TN) liquid crystal display simply phase mostly modulation is possible as the twist always causes a coupled polarisation effect (amplitude modulation). The SLM provides a phase shift of about 2 π at 450 nm, about 1.8 π at 532 nm and around 1 π at 800 nm.

The microdisplay and drive electronics are packaged into a compact box for easy integration into optical setups. The LC 2012 is addressed using a standard HDMI interface and brightness and contrast settings can be performed using an USB interface. The LC 2012 Spatial Light Modulator can be used for phase (phase mostly) or amplitude modulation applications dependent on the configuration. The mode depends on the incident polarization and polarizer-analizer settings.

Key Application Software Features

  • Computation of computer generated holograms (CGH) from user defined images
  • Superposition of CGHs with basic optical functions to combine functionalities
  • Generation of SLM signals representing basic optical functions such as lens, grating, axicon and vortex functions

Applications

  • Digital holography
  • Optical tweezers
  • Image projection
  • Laser beam shaping
  • Coherent wavefront modulation
  • Phase shifting
  • Laser pulse modulation
  • Beam splitting

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