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Copying holograms using light of reduced spatial and temporal coherence

I. Pascual, A. Beléndez, F. Mateos, and A. Fimia

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Abstract

A reduced spatial and temporal coherence light from a halogen lamp is used to copy holographic optical elements, and a maximum diffraction efficiency of 80% is achieved.

© 1993 Optical Society of America

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