CN118519329B - Optical transmission integrated imaging 3D display device with large depth of field - Google Patents
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The invention provides an optical transmission type integrated imaging 3D display device with a large depth of field, which comprises a projector I, a projector II and a double-focal-length holographic optical element. The double-focal-length holographic optical element is prepared by two holographic exposures, and the two holographic exposures record the optical modulation functions of lens arrays with focal lengths of f 1 and f 2 respectively. In the integrated imaging 3D display process of the large depth of field, the double-focal-length holographic optical element respectively reproduces spherical wave arrays with focal lengths of f 1 and f 2 under the irradiation of probe light I projected by the projector I and probe light II projected by the projector II, and simultaneously generates a center depth plane I and a center depth plane II, respectively modulates the information of the micro-image array I and the micro-image array II, simultaneously reconstructs a 3D image I near the center depth plane I and a 3D image II near the center depth plane II, and realizes the increase of the depth of field.
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Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of integrated imaging 3D display, and particularly relates to an optical transmission type integrated imaging 3D display device with a large depth of field.
Background
The integrated imaging 3D display technology is a true 3D display technology, based on the ray reversibility principle, the lens array is used for densely sampling light field information of a 3D scene, then the sampled light field information is reconstructed in an optical mode, and a 3D image with the depth and the color consistent with those of the original 3D scene is restored in space. Thus, integrated imaging 3D display technology is able to provide a viewer with full-color, quasi-continuous parallax, and stereoscopic viewing fatigue free 3D images without the need for a coherent light source and an auxiliary viewing device.
The holographic optical element is an optical element prepared by utilizing the holographic imaging principle, and is essentially a volume holographic grating. Compared with optical coupling devices such as a semi-transparent semi-reflecting mirror, a free-form surface prism, an optical waveguide and the like, the holographic optical element can replace one or more elements in an optical system according to the difference of wave fronts of recorded signals, reduces the volume of the system, reduces the redundancy of the system, is easy to integrate, has the dual functions of imaging and optical perspective, and is widely applied to optical transmission type augmented reality 3D display. However, the wavefront of the lens array recorded by the conventional holographic optical element has only one focal length corresponding to one central depth plane, so that the depth of field of the reconstructed 3D image is greatly limited.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention provides an optical transmission type integrated imaging 3D display device with a large depth of field, which comprises a projector I, a projector II and a double-focal-length holographic optical element, as shown in figure 1. The double-focus holographic optical element is prepared by two holographic exposures, and has the functions of lens arrays with two focuses. The projector I projects probe light I containing the micro-image array I onto the double-focal-length holographic optical element, the probe light I meets Bragg condition I, the double-focal-length holographic optical element has the function of a lens array with focal length of f 1, information of the micro-image array I in the probe light I is modulated, and a 3D image I is reconstructed near a central depth plane I. The projector II projects probe light II containing the micro-image array II onto a bifocal holographic optical element, the probe light II meets Bragg condition II, the bifocal holographic optical element has the function of a lens array with a focal length of f 2, information of the micro-image array II in the probe light II is modulated, and a 3D image II is rebuilt near a center depth plane II. When the projector I and the projector II respectively project the probe light I and the probe light II on the dual-focal-length holographic optical element at the same time, two different 3D images are reconstructed near two central depth planes. And for the ambient light which does not meet the Bragg condition I and the Bragg condition II, the ambient light directly penetrates through the dual-focal-length holographic optical element, so that the optical transmission type integrated imaging 3D display with large depth of field is realized.
The double-focal-length holographic optical element is a reflective volume holographic grating and is prepared through two holographic exposure processes.
The first holographic exposure device of the bifocal holographic optical element is shown in fig. 2, and comprises a mask plate, a lens array I, a lens array II and holographic materials, wherein the optical interval between the lens array I and the lens array II is g 1. The mask plate has a structure shown in fig. 3, wherein the light transmitting units and the light blocking units are arranged in a matrix, the width of each light transmitting unit is w, the center-to-center distance between adjacent light transmitting units is equal to the pitch p of the lens array, and the width of transmitted light beams is controlled by changing the size of each light transmitting unit.
The second holographic exposure device of the bifocal holographic optical element is shown in fig. 4, and comprises a lens array I, a lens array II and holographic materials, wherein the optical interval between the lens array I and the lens array II is g 2.
In the double holographic exposure device, the focal length of the lens array I is f a, the focal length of the lens array II is f b, the pitches of the lens array I and the lens array II are the same, p is the same, d is the thickness, n is the refractive index, the holographic material is coated on the transparent glass substrate, the holographic material is tightly attached to the lens array II, and the mask plate is tightly attached to the lens array I.
The first exposure process of the bifocal holographic optical element is shown in fig. 5. The signal wave I is a beam of parallel light, passes through the lens array I and the lens array II after passing through the mask plate light transmission unit in fig. 4, and vertically enters the holographic material. The reference wave I is a beam of divergent spherical wave, has the same wavelength and polarization state as the signal wave I, and is respectively positioned at two sides of the holographic material. The reference wave I is incident on the holographic material at an incident angle theta r1 and interferes with the signal wave I, interference fringes are recorded on the holographic material, and the first holographic exposure of the dual-focal-length holographic optical element is completed. The first holographic exposure recorded the optical modulation function of the lens array group with focal length f 1, whose focal length f 1 can be expressed as,
The width of the light-transmitting unit of the mask plate is w,
The second exposure process of the bifocal holographic optical element is shown in fig. 6. The signal wave II is a beam of parallel light, and is vertically incident on the holographic material after passing through the lens array I and the lens array II. The reference wave II is a beam of divergent spherical wave, has the same wavelength and polarization state as the signal wave II, and is respectively positioned at two sides of the holographic material. The reference wave II is incident on the holographic material at an incident angle theta r2 and interferes with the signal wave II, interference fringes are recorded on the holographic material, and the second holographic exposure of the bifocal holographic optical element is completed. The second holographic exposure records the optical modulation function of a lens array group having a focal length f 2, whose focal length f 2 can be expressed as,
Preferably, the incident angles of the reference wave I for the first exposure and the reference wave II for the second exposure need to have a certain angle difference, and the difference between the incident angles of the reference wave I and the reference wave II needs to be larger than the half-angle bandwidth Δθ of the dual focal length holographic optical element, so as to avoid crosstalk between the two sets of reproduction light satisfying the bragg condition I and the bragg condition II.
The large depth of field optical transmission type integrated imaging 3D display process is as follows. Fig. 7 is a schematic view of the reconstruction of the 3D image I. The probe light I projected by the projector I comprises information of the micro-image array I, and the wavelength and the incident angle of the probe light I are the same as those of the reference wave I, so that the Bragg condition I of the dual-focal-length holographic optical element is met. At this time, the reproduction light of the bifocal holographic optical element is a spherical wave array with a focal length of f 1, and a central depth plane I is generated at f 1, so as to implement an optical modulation function of a lens array group with a focal length of f 1, modulate information of a microimage array I in the probe light I, and reconstruct a 3D image I near the central depth plane I. Fig. 8 is a schematic view of the reconstruction of the 3D image II. The probe light II projected by the projector II contains the information of the micro-image array II, and the wavelength and the incident angle of the probe light II are the same as those of the reference wave II, so that the Bragg condition II of the bifocal holographic optical element is met. At this time, the reproduction light of the bifocal holographic optical element is a spherical wave array with a focal length of f 2, and a central depth plane II is generated at f 2, so as to implement an optical modulation function of a lens array group with a focal length of f 2, modulate information of a microimage array II in the probe light II, and reconstruct a 3D image II near the central depth plane II. When the projector I and the projector II respectively project the probe light I meeting the Bragg condition I and the probe light II meeting the Bragg condition II onto the bifocal holographic optical element, the bifocal holographic optical element simultaneously reproduces spherical wave arrays with two focal lengths, simultaneously generates a central depth plane I and a central depth plane II, respectively modulates information of the micro-image array I and the micro-image array II, simultaneously reconstructs a 3D image I nearby the central depth plane I and a 3D image II nearby the central depth plane II, and realizes the increase of depth of field.
The external environment light does not meet the Bragg condition I and the Bragg condition II, so that the environment light directly penetrates through the dual-focal-length holographic optical element to realize optical transmission type display.
The large-depth-of-field optical transmission type integrated imaging 3D display device can simultaneously realize the functions of lens arrays with two focal lengths, respectively modulates probe light I projected by a projector I and probe light II projected by a projector II, simultaneously reconstructs different 3D images near a central depth plane I and a central depth plane II, and effectively improves the depth of field of an optical transmission type integrated imaging 3D display system.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic diagram of an optical transmission type integrated imaging 3D display structure with a large depth of field.
Fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of a first hologram exposure device of a dual focal length hologram optical element.
Fig. 3 is a schematic diagram of a mask plate.
Fig. 4 is a schematic diagram of a second holographic exposure apparatus for a dual focal length holographic optical element.
Fig. 5 is a schematic diagram of the first holographic exposure process optical path for a dual focal length holographic optical element.
Fig. 6 is a schematic diagram of the optical path of a second holographic exposure process for a dual focal length holographic optical element.
Fig. 7 is a schematic view of the reconstruction of the 3D image I.
Fig. 8 is a schematic view of the reconstruction of the 3D image II.
The illustrations in the above figures are numbered 1 projector I,2 projector II,3 probe light I,4 probe light II,5 double focal length holographic optical element, 6 3D image 1, 7D image II,8 viewer, 900 mask plate, 901 mask plate light blocking unit, 902 mask plate light transmitting unit, 10 lens array I,11 lens array II,12 holographic material, 13 signal light I,14 reference light I,15 signal light II,16 reference light II,17 reproduction light I,18 reproduction light II,19 reproduction light II reverse extension line. It should be understood that the above-described figures are merely schematic and are not drawn to scale.
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An exemplary embodiment of the large depth of field optical transmission type integrated imaging 3D display device of the present invention is described in detail below, and the present invention will be described in further detail. It is noted that the following examples are given for the purpose of illustration only and are not to be construed as limiting the scope of the invention, since numerous insubstantial modifications and adaptations of the invention will be within the scope of the invention as viewed by one skilled in the art from the foregoing disclosure.
The invention provides an optical transmission type integrated imaging 3D display device with large depth of field, which comprises a projector I1, a projector II2 and a double-focal-length holographic optical element 5, as shown in figure 1. The dual-focal-length holographic optical element 5 is prepared by two holographic exposures and has the functions of a lens array with two focal lengths. The projector I1 projects a probe light I3 including a micro-image array I onto the dual-focal-length holographic optical element 5, the probe light I3 satisfies the bragg condition I, the dual-focal-length holographic optical element 5 exhibits the function of a lens array with a focal length of f 1, modulates information of the micro-image array I in the probe light I3, and reconstructs a 3D image I6 near the central depth plane I. The projector II2 projects probe light II4 containing the micro-image array II onto the double-focal-length holographic optical element 5, the probe light II4 meets the Bragg condition II, the double-focal-length holographic optical element 5 has the function of a lens array with a focal length of f 2, information of the micro-image array II in the probe light II4 is modulated, and a 3D image II7 is rebuilt near a center depth plane II. When the projector I1 and the projector II2 respectively project the probe light I3 and the probe light II4 onto the dual focal length hologram optical element 5 at the same time, two different 3D images are reconstructed near two central depth planes. And for the ambient light which does not meet the Bragg condition I and the Bragg condition II, the ambient light directly penetrates through the dual-focal-length holographic optical element 5, so that the optical transmission type integrated imaging 3D display with large depth of field is realized.
The double-focal-length holographic optical element 5 is a reflective volume holographic grating and is prepared through two holographic exposure processes.
The first holographic exposure device of the dual focal length holographic optical element 5 is shown in fig. 2, and comprises a mask plate 900, a lens array I10, a lens array II11 and a holographic material 12, wherein the optical interval between the lens array I10 and the lens array II11 is 2.32mm. The structure of the mask 900 is shown in fig. 3, in which the light transmitting units 901 and the light blocking units 902 are arranged in a matrix, the width of the light transmitting units 901 is 1.09mm, the center-to-center distance between adjacent light transmitting units is equal to 1.27mm of the pitch of the lens array, and the width of the transmitted light beam is controlled by changing the size of the light transmitting units 901.
The second holographic exposure device of the dual focal length holographic optical element 5 is shown in fig. 4, and comprises a lens array I10, a lens array II11 and a holographic material 12, wherein the optical interval between the lens array I10 and the lens array II11 is 1.74mm.
In the double holographic exposure device, the focal length of the lens array I10 is 2mm, the focal length of the lens array II11 is 2mm, the pitch of the lens array I and the pitch of the lens array II are the same and are 1.27mm, the thickness is 3mm, the refractive index is 1.49, the holographic material 12 is coated on a transparent glass substrate and is tightly attached to the lens array II11, and the mask 900 is tightly attached to the lens array I10.
The first exposure process of the bifocal holographic optical element 5 is shown in fig. 5. The signal wave I13 is a parallel light beam, passes through the lens array I10 and the lens array II11 after passing through the mask plate light-transmitting unit 900 in fig. 4, and is perpendicularly incident on the holographic material 12. The reference wave I14 is a divergent spherical wave, and has the same wavelength and polarization state as the signal wave I13, and the signal wave I13 and the reference wave I14 are respectively positioned at two sides of the holographic material. The reference wave I14 is incident on the holographic material 12 at an incident angle of 45 ° and interferes with the signal wave I13, and the interference fringes are recorded on the holographic material 12, completing the first holographic exposure of the dual focal length holographic optical element 5. The first recording was the optical modulation function of a lens array set with a focal length f 1, whose focal length f 1 can be expressed as,
The width of the light-transmitting unit of the mask plate is as follows,
The second exposure process of the bifocal holographic optical element 5 is shown in fig. 6. The signal wave II15 is a parallel beam of light, and is perpendicularly incident on the holographic material 12 after passing through the lens array I10 and the lens array II 11. The reference wave II16 is a diverging spherical wave, and has the same wavelength and polarization state as the signal wave II15, and the signal wave II15 and the reference wave II16 are respectively located on two sides of the holographic material 12. The reference wave II16 is incident on the holographic material 12 at an incident angle of-45 ° and interferes with the signal wave II15, and the interference fringes are recorded on the holographic material 12, completing the second holographic exposure of the dual focal length holographic optical element 5. The second recording is the optical modulation function of the lens array group with focal length f 2, whose focal length f 2 can be expressed as,
Preferably, the incident angles of the reference wave I for the first exposure and the reference wave II for the second exposure need to have a certain angle difference, and the difference between the incident angles of the reference wave I and the reference wave II needs to be greater than 10 ° of the half-angle bandwidth of the dual focal length holographic optical element, so as to avoid crosstalk between the two sets of reproduction light satisfying the bragg condition I and the bragg condition II.
The large depth of field optical transmission type integrated imaging 3D display process is as follows. Fig. 7 is a schematic view of the reconstruction of the 3D image I6. The probe light I3 projected by the projector I1 contains information of the micro image array I, and the wavelength and the incident angle of the probe light I3 are the same as those of the reference wave I14, the wavelength is 532nm, the incident angle is 45 degrees, and the Bragg condition I of the bifocal holographic optical element 5 is satisfied. At this time, the reproduction light I17 of the dual focal length holographic optical element 5 is a spherical wave array with a focal length of 14.0mm, and a central depth plane I is generated at a position of 14.0mm, so as to implement an optical modulation function of a lens array group with a focal length of 14.0mm, modulate information of the microimage array I in the probe light I3, and reconstruct a 3D image I6 in the vicinity of the central depth plane I. Likewise, fig. 8 is a schematic diagram of the reconstruction of the 3D image II7. The probe light II4 projected by the projector II2 contains the information of the micro-image array II, the wavelength and the incident angle of the probe light II4 are the same as those of the reference wave II16, the wavelength is 532nm, the incident angle is-45 degrees, and the Bragg condition II of the bifocal holographic optical element 5 is satisfied. At this time, the reproduction light II18 of the bifocal holographic optical element 5 is a spherical wave array with a focal length of-14.2 mm, and a central depth plane II is generated at the position of-14.2 mm, so as to implement an optical modulation function of a lens array group with a focal length of-14.2 mm, modulate the information of the microimage array II in the probe light II4, and reconstruct a 3D image II7 near the central depth plane II. As shown in fig. 1, when the projector I1 and the projector II2 respectively project the probe light I3 satisfying the bragg condition I and the probe light II4 satisfying the bragg condition II onto the dual-focal-length holographic optical element 5, the dual-focal-length holographic optical element 5 simultaneously reproduces spherical wave arrays with two focal lengths, and simultaneously generates a center depth plane I and a center depth plane II, respectively modulates information of the micro-image array I and the micro-image array II, simultaneously reconstructs a 3D image I6 near the center depth plane I and a 3D image II7 near the center depth plane II, and realizes an increase of depth of field.
The external environment light does not meet the Bragg condition I and the Bragg condition II, so that the environment light directly penetrates through the dual-focal-length holographic optical element to realize optical transmission type display.
The optical transmission type integrated imaging 3D display device with the large depth of field can realize the lens array functions of two focal lengths simultaneously, respectively modulate the probe light I projected by the projector I and the probe light II projected by the projector II, simultaneously reconstruct different 3D images nearby the central depth plane I and the central depth plane II, and effectively improve the depth of field of the optical transmission type integrated imaging 3D display system.
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