Abstract

In this paper, we show how high-resolution phase imaging is obtained from multiple intensity diffraction patterns. The results of the experiments carried out with different microscopic phase and amplitude samples illuminated with coherent and partially coherent light are presented. A comparison with experimental results obtained by digital holographic microscopy is given, and advantages/disadvantages of the techniques are discussed.

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