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1 September 1991 Electronic interface for high-frame-rate electrically addressed spatial light modulators
Samuel Peter Kozaitis, K. Kirschner, E. Kelly, D. Been, J. Delgado, E. Velez, A. Alkindy, H. Al-Houra, F. Ali
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Abstract
A new high-speed driver has been developed for the magneto-optic spatial light modulator (SLM). The driver allows the output of an image sensing device such as a CCD array to drive the SLM. Using digital circuitry, high frame rates are made possible. Furthermore, the digital nature of the interface allows real-time digital image processing to be performed on input imagery; the input image can be processed by a 3 X 3 kernel. For example, functions such as noise filtering, edge detection, or thresholding can be performed in real-time. Adaptive filters or multiple filter operations on the same data are also possible. Processed imagery can be displayed on the SLM at over 400 frames/second. In addition, the interface can be applied to other electrically-addressed SLMs. The potential for higher frame rates is possible with faster electronic components.
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Samuel Peter Kozaitis, K. Kirschner, E. Kelly, D. Been, J. Delgado, E. Velez, A. Alkindy, H. Al-Houra, and F. Ali "Electronic interface for high-frame-rate electrically addressed spatial light modulators", Proc. SPIE 1474, Optical Technology for Signal Processing Systems, (1 September 1991); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.44915
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KEYWORDS
Spatial light modulators

Image processing

Digital image processing

Signal processing

Charge-coupled devices

Filtering (signal processing)

Interfaces

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