Acta Optica Sinica, Volume. 44, Issue 23, 2311003(2024)
Single-Pixel Imaging of Occluded Objects Based on Bessel Beams
Fig. 1. Schematic diagram of obstacles at different locations in pre-modulated SPI system
Fig. 2. Schematic diagram of ring slit forming scanning Bessel beam. (a) Optical path diagram; (b) annular slit diagram; (c) Bessel distribution intensity diagram and intensity distribution curve in x direction formed by annular slit behind lens; (d) displacement diagram of annular slit in certain direction; (e) corresponding Bessel beam scanning diagram
Fig. 3. Schematic diagram of scanning Bessel beam obtained by DMD. (a) Schematic diagram of optical path from DMD plane to object plane; (b) x-z plane intensity distribution of Bessel beam
Fig. 4. Bessel-SPI simulation results. (a) Object image; (b1)‒(e1) Bessel beam illumination areas obtained by different Δs; (b2)‒(e2) Bessel-SPI results obtained from different Δs
Fig. 5. Imaging results of SPI without obstacles. (a) Original image of object; Bessel-SPI imaging results when (b) N=600, (c) N=900, and (d) N=1200; Hadamard-SPI imaging results when (e) N=600, (f) N=900, and (g) N=1200
Fig. 6. Optical path under center occluded type obstacle. (a) Schematic diagram of Bessel beam self-reconstruction after obstacle; (b) obstacle shape
Fig. 7. Influences of center-occluded obstacles on Bessel-SPI. (a) xz intensity distribution of beam when obstacles are located at different z1 positions; (b1)‒(b5) intensity illuminated on object and (b6)‒(b10) corresponding Bessel-SPI results when z=12 cm; (c1)‒(c5) intensity illuminated on object and (c6)‒(c10) corresponding Bessel-SPI results when z2=11 cm
Fig. 8. Effects of off-axis central occlusion type obstacles on reconstruction results of Bessel-SPI. (a) Obstacle diagram; (b)‒(f) Bessel intensity illuminated on object; (g)‒(k) corresponding Bessel-SPI reconstruction images
Fig. 9. Optical path diagram under occlusion of surrounding obstacle. (a) Bessel beam self-reconstruction diagram of light field behind obstacle; (b) obstacle shape
Fig. 10. Effects of peripheral occlusion type obstacles on reconstruction results of Bessel-SPI. (a) Intensity distribution in xz plane of beam when obstacles are located at different z1 positions; (b1)‒(b5) intensity illuminated on object and (b6)‒(b10) corresponding Bessel-SPI results when the object is fixed at z=12 cm
Fig. 11. Effects of off-axis peripheral occlusion type obstacles on reconstruction results of Bessel-SPI. (a) Obstacle diagram; (b)‒(f) Bessel intensity illuminated on object; (g)‒(k) corresponding Bessel-SPI reconstruction results
Fig. 12. Comparison of imaging results between Bessel-SPI and Hadamard-SPI for occluded object. (a)(b) Distributions of intensities of Bessel beams illuminated on object with and without obstacle; (c)‒(e) Bessel-SPI reconstruction images for different N; (f)(g) distributions of Hadamard modes illuminated on object with and without obstacle; (h)‒(j) Hadamard-SPI reconstruction results for different N
Fig. 14. Diagram of experimental optical path. (a) Diagram of light path between DMD and object; (b) intensity distribution of Bessel beam without obstacle; (c)‒(g) intensity distributions of beam illuminated on object when z1=2 cm and z2 are 5, 14, 48, 72 and 120 cm respectively
Fig. 15. Experimental results of Bessel-SPI. (a) Object image; (b) obstacle; (c)‒(f) Bessel-SPI results for object without obstacle; (g)‒(j) Bessel-SPI results for occluded object when z1=2 cm and z2=58 cm; (k)‒(n) Bessel-SPI results for occluded object when z1=2 cm and z2=120 cm
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Zixuan Yang, Xuesong Jiang, Yuchen Tang, Jingjing Wu. Single-Pixel Imaging of Occluded Objects Based on Bessel Beams[J]. Acta Optica Sinica, 2024, 44(23): 2311003
Category: Imaging Systems
Received: Jul. 11, 2024
Accepted: Sep. 2, 2024
Published Online: Dec. 16, 2024
The Author Email: Wu Jingjing (jjwu@jiangnan.edu.cn)
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