Abstract

Two optical multiplex arrangements for pattern recognition are compared. In the first system the Fourier spectrum of an object transparency is optically multiplied for parallel processing with a matrix of different holographic Fourier filters. In the other arrangement the spectrum of the object transparency is switched time sequentially by means of a light beam deflector onto different filters in the Fourier plane. In comparison the time sequential method appears better adapted for high information content.

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