Abstract

An iterative-based method for recovering the complex amplitude field behind scattering media is presented in this Letter. This method compensates the random phase modulation of scattering media by using multiple captured scattered light fields. Complex amplitude reconstruction with local iterative averaging of scattered light fields, and double weighted feedback is efficiently applied. Two feasible types of system setups, with varying detector positions and wavelength, are proposed. Simulations and proof-of-concept experiments are employed to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed method in reconstructing complex amplitude of a hidden target.

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