Speckle noise suppression using a helix-free ferroelectric liquid crystal cell

We have studied the method for suppressing speckle noise in patterns produced by a laser based on a fast-response electro-optical cell with a ferroelectric liquid crystal (FLC) in which helicoid is absent, i.e., compensated for. The character of smectic layer deformation in an electric field is cons...

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description We have studied the method for suppressing speckle noise in patterns produced by a laser based on a fast-response electro-optical cell with a ferroelectric liquid crystal (FLC) in which helicoid is absent, i.e., compensated for. The character of smectic layer deformation in an electric field is considered along with the mechanism of spatially inhomogeneous phase modulation of a laser beam passing through the cell which is accompanied by the destruction of phase relations in the beam. Advantages of a helix-free FLC cell are pointed out as compared to helical crystal cells studied previously.
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Crystals
DEFORMATION
despeckler
ELECTRIC FIELDS
ferroelectric liquid crystal
FERROELECTRIC MATERIALS
Ferroelectricity
helix-free structure
Laser beams
LASERS
LAYERS
light scattering
LIQUID CRYSTALS
MODULATION
NOISE
phase modulation of light
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Retarding
smectic layers
soliton
speckle noise
title Speckle noise suppression using a helix-free ferroelectric liquid crystal cell
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