Fourier-transform holographic microscope
@inproceedings{Haddad1991FouriertransformHM,
title={Fourier-transform holographic microscope},
author={Waleed Haddad and David Cullen and Johndale C. Solem and James W. Longworth and L A McPherson and Keith Boyer and Charles K. Rhodes},
booktitle={Electronic Imaging},
year={1991}
}A camera system suitable for microholography has been constructed, tested, and applied to the imaging of biological materials. The design of this instrument is compatible with operation over a very wide spectral range spanning from visible to x-ray wavelengths. In order to evaluate its properties, visible light Fourier transform microholograms of biological samples and other test targets have been recorded and digitally reconstructed using a glycerol microdrop as a reference wave scatterer…
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