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14 March 2023 High bandwidth holographic imaging
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Abstract
Objective measurements of the morphology and dynamics of label-free cells and tissues can be achieved by quantitative phase. Modern quantitative optical imaging possesses a huge information capacity. But the bandwidth of quantitative phase imaging is technically limited in an interferometric setup, thereby constraining the throughput in label-free phase imaging. Firstly, we demonstrate a high-bandwidth holographic microscopy which exploits high-throughput label-free quantitative phase image. We introduce Kramers–Kronig relations to the off-axis multiplexing technology. Based the analyticity of band-limited signal under diffraction-limited system, the maximum space bandwidth utilization in single multiplexing hologram is increased to 78.5%. Secondly, by assisting with off-axis optimized initial phase in the phase retrieval, high-resolution and full-field reconstruction by exploiting the full bandwidth are demonstrated for complex-amplitude reconstruction. Off-axis optimization phase provides an effective initial guess to avoid stagnation and minimize the required measurements of multi-plane phase retrieval. Different tumor types and a variety of precursor lesions and pathologies can be visualized with label-free specimens.
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Zhengzhong Huang, Yunhui Gao, and Liangcai Cao "High bandwidth holographic imaging", Proc. SPIE 12444, Ultra-High-Definition Imaging Systems VI, 1244405 (14 March 2023); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2655523
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KEYWORDS
Holography

Holograms

Multiplexing

Light sources and illumination

Cameras

Phase reconstruction

Phase retrieval

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