Intro to Fourier Optics and the 4F correlator @AppliedScience
Intro to Fourier Optics and the 4F correlator  @AppliedScience
Uploaded November 2012 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
It seems strange that a single piece of glass can compute the Fourier transform of an image, but it is true (sort of). I explore an optical arrangement known as a 4F correlator, and note the practical considerations that are rarely discussed in existing sources.

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Intro to Fourier Optics and the 4F correlator

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