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Optical interconnections for smart pixel arrays [1] require the use of an imaging optics that can handle large fields at high resolution. For that purpose, the use of "hybrid" imaging systems has been proposed and demonstrated [2-4]. The basic setup of a hybrid imaging system that combines conventional 4-f imaging with microoptic lenslet arrays is shown in Figure 1.
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