Hybrid diversity method utilizing adaptive diversity function for recovering unknown aberrations in an optical system
First Claim
1. A method of recovering unknown aberrations in an optical system, comprising:
- collecting intensity data produced by the optical system;
generating an initial estimate of a phase of the optical system;
iteratively performing a phase retrieval on the intensity data to generate a phase estimate using an initial diversity function corresponding to the intensity data;
generating a phase map from the phase retrieval phase estimate;
decomposing the phase map to generate a decomposition vector;
generating an updated diversity function by combining the initial diversity function with the decomposition vector;
generating an updated estimate of the phase of the optical system by removing the initial diversity function from the phase map; and
repeating the process beginning with iteratively performing a phase retrieval on the intensity data using the updated estimate of the phase of the optical system in place of the initial estimate of the phase of the optical system, and using the updated diversity function in place of the initial diversity function, until a predetermined convergence is achieved.
1 Assignment
0 Petitions
Accused Products
Abstract
A method of recovering unknown aberrations in an optical system includes collecting intensity data produced by the optical system, generating an initial estimate of a phase of the optical system, iteratively performing a phase retrieval on the intensity data to generate a phase estimate using an initial diversity function corresponding to the intensity data, generating a phase map from the phase retrieval phase estimate, decomposing the phase map to generate a decomposition vector, generating an updated diversity function by combining the initial diversity function with the decomposition vector, generating an updated estimate of the phase of the optical system by removing the initial diversity function from the phase map. The method may further include repeating the process beginning with iteratively performing a phase retrieval on the intensity data using the updated estimate of the phase of the optical system in place of the initial estimate of the phase of the optical system, and using the updated diversity function in place of the initial diversity function, until a predetermined convergence is achieved.
19 Citations
20 Claims
-
1. A method of recovering unknown aberrations in an optical system, comprising:
-
collecting intensity data produced by the optical system; generating an initial estimate of a phase of the optical system; iteratively performing a phase retrieval on the intensity data to generate a phase estimate using an initial diversity function corresponding to the intensity data; generating a phase map from the phase retrieval phase estimate; decomposing the phase map to generate a decomposition vector; generating an updated diversity function by combining the initial diversity function with the decomposition vector; generating an updated estimate of the phase of the optical system by removing the initial diversity function from the phase map; and repeating the process beginning with iteratively performing a phase retrieval on the intensity data using the updated estimate of the phase of the optical system in place of the initial estimate of the phase of the optical system, and using the updated diversity function in place of the initial diversity function, until a predetermined convergence is achieved. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
-
-
10. A method of recovering unknown aberrations in an optical system, comprising:
-
introducing one or more known aberrations into the optical system; for each known aberration, collecting a set of intensity data produced by the optical system; generating an initial estimate of a phase of the optical system; iteratively performing a phase retrieval on each set of the intensity data to generate a phase estimate using an initial diversity function corresponding to the sets of the intensity data; combining each of the phase retrieval phase estimates to generate a phase map; decomposing the phase map to generate a decomposition vector; generating an updated diversity function by combining the initial diversity function with the decomposition vector; generating an updated estimate of the phase of the optical system by removing the initial diversity function from the phase map; and repeating the process beginning with iteratively performing a phase retrieval on each set of the intensity data using the updated estimate of the phase of the optical system in place of the initial estimate of the phase of the optical system, and using the updated diversity function in place of the initial diversity function, until a predetermined convergence is achieved. - View Dependent Claims (11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20)
-
Specification