Abstract
A two-channel system for synthesizing two-dimensional complex multifrequency optical holograms of rotating objects was developed. In the object irradiation (longitudinal) direction, a hologram is synthesized due to multifrequency laser radiation, and in the transverse direction, the synthesis is provided by object rotation. The object image is reconstructed in the plane coinciding with the plane of its rotation. The resolution of the synthesized hologram in the longitudinal direction is determined by the frequency bandwidth of the laser radiation, and in the transverse direction, the resolution is determined by the initial laser-radiation frequency and the angle of object rotation during the time of hologram synthesis. Using a digital simulation, the degree of isoplanarity of the multifrequency system for synthesizing holograms of rotating objects and its noise immunity under conditions of phase noises were analyzed.
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