Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: The impact of aberration on the speckle suppression efficiency is investigated in a laser projector system containing a moving diffractive optical element (DOE). The results of a qualitative analysis based on the number of diffraction orders passed through the optical system are presented, along with a quantitative analysis built upon the Fresnel approximation and the thin lens model. It is shown that the speckle contrast in the paraxial area of the screen is practically insensitive to aberrations — limited to a few percent at most, due to the change in angle beten diffraction orders. Hover, the speckle contrast in peripheral areas changes stepwise if aberrations change the number of diffraction orders that illuminate the area.
['Anatoly S. Lapchuk', 'Victor Yurlov', 'G. A. Pashkevich', 'A. Prygun', 'Andriy A. Kryuchyn', 'S. Shylo']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Impact of aberrations on speckle suppression efficiency on moving a DOE inside the optical system
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