Simple characterisation of a deformable mirror inside a high numerical aperture microscope using phase diversity

Summary We present a simple and versatile scheme for characterising amplitude and phase modulation by an active element, such as a deformable mirror, in the pupil plane of a high NA microscope. By placing a mirror in the vicinity of the focal plane of the objective and recording images of the reflec...

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Published in:Journal of microscopy (Oxford) 2011-11, Vol.244 (2), p.136-143
Main Authors: DÉBARRE, D., VIEILLE, T., BEAUREPAIRE, E.
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