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Phase mask fabrication for pupil encoding in computational optical imaging

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Abstract

Phase masks are used in computational optical imaging for pupil encoding and point spread function (PSF) engineering. Continuous surface relief masks are fabricated by maskless lithography and demonstrated in double-helix PSF systems.

© 2011 Optical Society of America

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