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Coded aperture temporal compressive digital holographic microscopy

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Abstract

We report a coded aperture temporal compressive digital holographic microscopy (CATCHY) system to capture high-speed high-resolution samples by integrating snapshot compressive imaging (SCI) into digital holographic microscopy. Specifically, a two-dimensional (2D) detector samples a 4D (x, y, z, t) spatiotemporal data in a compressive manner, and after this, an efficient deep learning-based video SCI reconstruction algorithm is employed to reconstruct the desired 4D data cube. Up to ten high-resolution microscopic images are reconstructed from a snapshot measurement captured by our CATCHY system. Experimental results demonstrate the potential to visualize the 3D dynamic process of micro-nanostructures and imaging biological samples with high spatial and temporal resolution.

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Supplementary Material (3)

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Supplement 1       This document presents the details of the transmissive coded aperture temporal compressive digital holographic microscopy setup~\cite{yamaguchi2006phase} and a comparative assessment of the reconstruction algorithms
Visualization 1       Reconstruction results of a partial sample of 1951 USAF resolution target
Visualization 2       Reconstrcution results of a partial sample of bee wings.

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