Abstract
We have developed magneto-optic spatial light modulators (MOSLMs) with submicrometer-size magnetic pixels for wide-viewing-angle holographic displays (3-D-MOSLM) that are driven by the thermomagnetic recording. The holographic images were reconstructed by the magnetic hologram pattern on the MOSLM. In this paper, we have studied colorization of reconstruction images of the MOSLMs using optical space division method. This method used some 3-D-MOSLMs to represent intermediate colors. The magnetic films were polycrystalline bismuth, dysprosium, and aluminum substituted yttrium iron garnet (BiDyYFeAlG) films with perpendicular magnetization. The thickness of BiDyYFeAlG films was designed for each wavelength. The MOSLM represented (3-D) images with intermediate colors that were synthesized 3-D images with red and green colors. In addition, tones of intermediate colors were represented by controlling intensity of each reference light. These results demonstrated that 3-D-MOSLMs have promise for full-colorized holographic 3-D displays.
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