Abstract

We propose a resolution enhancement method for a lensless in-line holographic microscope (LIHM) by combining the hologram segmentation and pixel super-resolution (PSR) techniques. Our method is suitable for imaging specific target objects in samples, where the in-line hologram is disturbed by other objects in the samples. The resolution-enhancement capability of our method was proved by numerical simulations and imaging experiments while using a standard resolution target in a two-layer setup. We also applied our LIHM system to image the sample of living algae Euglena gracilis in water solution for further demonstration.

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