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DOI: 10.17586/1023-5086-2023-90-10-35-47

УДК: 535+778.38; 069; 528.7

Quality control of the diffraction structure of display reflection holograms

Rabosh E.V., Balbekin, N.S., Andreeva, O.V., Petrov N.V.

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For Russian citation (Opticheskii Zhurnal):

Рабош Е.В., Балбекин Н.С., Андреева О.В., Петров Н.В. Контроль качества дифракционной структуры изобразительных голограмм отражательного типа // Оптический журнал. 2023. Т. 90. № 10. С. 35–47. http://doi.org/10.17586/1023­-5086­-2023-­90-­10-­35-­47

 

Rabosh E.V., Balbekin N.S., Andreeva O.V., Petrov N.V. Quality control of the diffraction structure of display reflection holograms [In Russian] // Opticheskii Zhurnal. 2023. V. 90. № 10. P. 35–47. http://doi.org/10.17586/1023­5086­2023­90­10­35­47

 

 

 

For citation (Journal of Optical Technology):

E. V. Rabosh, N. S. Balbekin, O. V. Andreeva, and N. V. Petrov, "Quality control of the diffraction structure of display reflection holograms," Journal of Optical Technology . 90(10), 582-589 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1364/JOT.90.000582

Abstract:

Subject of study. An archival storage of information in the diffraction structure of display reflection holograms. Aim of study. A development of approaches for assessing the quality of diffraction structure of display holograms recorded according to the scheme of Yu. N. Denisyuk relating to solving the problem of display holograms quality control and their diffraction structure during operation and long­term storage. Method. The methods for estimating the quality of an optical image, which can be used in estimating the parameters of a holographic image characterizing the diffraction structure properties, are discussed. Main results. The differences in the formation of the diffraction structure of monochrome and color display holograms are considered. It was experimentally shown that if a 30x40 cm hologram recorded on high­resolution Ultimate 04C halide­silver photomaterial for recording the full­color holograms is exposed to actinic radiation in a wide range of visible spectrum at illumination level not less than 1300 lux for 25 thousand and more hours, then the diffraction structure of the hologram degrades, namely the contrast of the reconstructed holographic image is reduced by 20%. A quantitative comparison of photographs of holographic images was carried out based on the calculation of the average contrast value. The authors of the article emphasize the importance of developing the methods for quantifying the wave field of an arbitrary­shaped object reconstructed with display holograms. It is proposed to use the photogrammetry method, tested by a team of authors, when characterizing the holographic images in the absence of a real object. An algorithm for analog­to­digital conversion of information contained in the display hologram applicable to control changes in the parameters of the holographic image both under external influence and during their storage is presented. Practical Significance. The technique for controlling the parameters of the holographic image is a necessary tool for solving the issues of archival storage of holographic images in the diffraction structure of the display reflection holograms. The algorithm presented in the article and the optical scheme of its implementation can be used to assess the quality of the display hologram and its diffraction structure during the storage and operation.

Keywords:

display holography, archival storage, diffraction structure, object wave, holographic image, photogrammetry

OCIS codes: 110.6895, 090.2900, 100.1160, 100.2960, 090.1705, 040.1490

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