Apparatus for Reading a Hologram
First Claim
1. An apparatus for reading a hologram (9), in particular a computer-generated hologram (9), having a radiation source for irradiation of the hologram (9) with a read beam (10) composed of electromagnetic radiation, and having an outlet opening (2) for recording an image which is produced from the hologram (9), wherein optics which have at least two lenses (12, 16) are provided, in which a focal point of the first lens (12) and a focal point of the second lens (16) are each arranged essentially on one plane, and in which the hologram (9) is arranged at least in front of the second lens (16), viewed in the beam direction.
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Abstract
The invention relates to a device for reading out a hologram (9), in particular a computer-generated hologram (9), comprising a radiation source for irradiating the hologram (9) with a readout beam (10) of electromagnetic radiation and an exit opening (2) for receiving an image that is generated by the hologram (9). The invention aims to solve the technical problem of providing a device of this type for reading out a hologram, which allows more flexibility and provides greater convenience during use and which has at the same time a simple construction. To achieve this, the device is provided with an optical system that comprises at least two lenses (12, 16), a respective focal point of the first lens (12) and second lens (16) being located essentially on one plane (13). The hologram (9) is positioned in front of at least the second lens (16), when viewed from the direction of the beam.
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- 1. An apparatus for reading a hologram (9), in particular a computer-generated hologram (9), having a radiation source for irradiation of the hologram (9) with a read beam (10) composed of electromagnetic radiation, and having an outlet opening (2) for recording an image which is produced from the hologram (9), wherein optics which have at least two lenses (12, 16) are provided, in which a focal point of the first lens (12) and a focal point of the second lens (16) are each arranged essentially on one plane, and in which the hologram (9) is arranged at least in front of the second lens (16), viewed in the beam direction.
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