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Dmitriy789 [7]
3 years ago
15

IS it necessary to place a lens after SLM?​

Physics
2 answers:
Vikki [24]3 years ago
8 0

<em>IS it necessary to place a lens after SLM?</em>

<em>IS it necessary to place a lens after SLM?I work with transmissive spatial light modulators.</em>

<em>IS it necessary to place a lens after SLM?I work with transmissive spatial light modulators.if I dont place a lens after SLM I see a picture that I addressed to an SLM.</em>

<em>IS it necessary to place a lens after SLM?I work with transmissive spatial light modulators.if I dont place a lens after SLM I see a picture that I addressed to an SLM.so Is it necessary to place a lens after SLM?</em>

<em>IS it necessary to place a lens after SLM?I work with transmissive spatial light modulators.if I dont place a lens after SLM I see a picture that I addressed to an SLM.so Is it necessary to place a lens after SLM?if yes , when I want to create bessel beam that should be undiffracted and its Cross section must be same in z direction . but I only can see the bessell patern in the focal plan and no where else.</em>

<em>IS it necessary to place a lens after SLM?I work with transmissive spatial light modulators.if I dont place a lens after SLM I see a picture that I addressed to an SLM.so Is it necessary to place a lens after SLM?if yes , when I want to create bessel beam that should be undiffracted and its Cross section must be same in z direction . but I only can see the bessell patern in the focal plan and no where else.Am I doing right</em>

Tamiku [17]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

a lens shouldn´t be necessary at all. What you are sending to the SLM should be a phase plate encoding Bessel beam you want.

hope it helpful for you

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