WO2012085046A1 - Method and system for configuring a device for correcting the effect of a medium on a light signal, method, device and system for correcting said effect - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a method and a system for configuring a device for correcting the effect of a medium on a light signal having propagated through said medium.
- the invention also relates to a method, a device and a system for correcting said effect.
- the signal at the output of the medium is a disordered or blurred version of the light signal input to the medium.
- the modification applied by the medium must be corrected in order to recover the information conveyed by the light signal.
- a device comprising several reflexion elements separated by a static propagation medium may be used to realise any spatial transformation on a light signal (Programmable Unitary Spatial Modes Manipulation, Jean-Frangois Morizur, Lachlan Nicholls r Pu Jian r Seiji Armstrong r Nicolas Treps, Boris Hage r Magnus Hsu, Warwick Bowen, Jiri Janousek , Hans-A. Bachor) .
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a method and a system making it possible to efficiently correct the effect of a medium on a light signal having propagated through said medium.
- Another object is furthermore to provide an industrially applicable method and a system making it possible to correct the effect of a medium on a light signal having propagated through said medium.
- Another object is furthermore to provide a method and a system making it possible to correct the effect of a medium on a light signal having propagated through said medium in a faster and inexpensive fashion.
- Yet another object of the invention is to provide a method and a system making possible a complete correction of the effect of a medium on a light signal having propagated through said medium.
- SuiranarY of the invention is to provide a method and a system making possible a complete correction of the effect of a medium on a light signal having propagated through said medium.
- Such objects are accomplished through a method for configuring a device to correct the effect of a medium on a light signal having propagated through said medium, said device comprising at least one optical element whose spatial phase profile is individually adjustable, said method comprising several iterations of the following steps :
- reference signal propagating a second light signal, called reference signal, through said device, said reference signal being identical to said first signal
- said optimizing step comprising at least one iteration of the following steps for at least one optical element :
- medium it is meant a medium or a combination of media, each medium being a natural or artificial medium.
- a single optical element comprising independent sections whose phase profiles are individually adjustable, may be used to perform several successive reflexions or phase changes, in order to avoid the use of several such optical elements.
- the method according to the invention makes it possible to configure a device to efficiently and completely correct the effect of a medium on a light signal having propagated through said medium.
- the present invention provides a method that is simple to implement.
- the configuration of the correcting device is entirely based on the disordered signal propagated through the correcting device and doesn't comprise any computation of the transmission matrix of the medium.
- the errors that may be caused by such a computation operation are avoided and the method according to the invention is industrially applicable, less expensive and less time consuming than the prior art techniques.
- the reference signal may be propagated through the device in the opposite direction to that of the disordered signal .
- the step of measuring an interference parameter may comprise a step of measuring for each optical element:
- a pixel is defined as the smallest area of an optical element for which it is possible to modify the phase profile.
- the interference parameter may comprise a parameter relative to the phase difference between the disordered signal and the reference signal.
- the interference parameter may comprise a parameter relative to the phase of the interference signal at each pixel or zone of the optical element .
- the interference parameter may comprise, for an optical element, a parameter relative to the intensity of the interference signal, more particularly the light intensity, for each pixel or zone of the optical element, or the total light intensity, of the interference signal obtained by interference of the reference signal and the disordered signal.
- the total light intensity of the interference signal for an optical element corresponds to the sum of the intensities measured for all the zones or pixels of the optical element.
- the light intensity of the interference between the disordered signal and the reference signal may be used to measure the powers and the phase difference between these two signals.
- the method according to the invention may comprise a step to oscillate in time the overall phase of the reference signal and/or first signal.
- Such a modulation makes the intensity of the interference between the disordered signal and the reference signal oscillate in time. For each zone of the optical element where the intensity of the interference is measured the local phase difference relative to the other zones between the reference signal and the disordered signal can be computed.
- phase of the interference signal at each pixel or zone of the optical element with respect to a reference pixel or a predetermined phase reference is used to decide the necessary modification to the phase profile of this pixel or zone.
- the step of modifying the spatial phase profile of an optical element may comprise modifying the phase delay applied by at least one zone and/or at least one pixel of said optical element to a light signal.
- a feature of the method according to the invention is that the reference signal, the first signal or both the reference signal and the first signal may be modulated spatially before propagating through the medium and the correcting device.
- the method according to the invention may comprise a step to modulate the intensity profile of the reference signal and/or first signal .
- the method according to the invention may also comprise a step to produce the reference signal and the first signal from two or more spatially separated incoherent light sources. Indeed this incoherence is equivalent to a spatial modulation of the overall source.
- Such a spatial modulation makes it possible to configure the device, more particularly the spatial phase profile of each optical element, so that any effect of any complex medium on any light signal is corrected. Indeed, if the reference and first signals were not spatially modulated, then the spatial profile of the reference and first signals would remain static. The correcting device would then be configured according to only one spatial profile and would be able to correct the disordered signal only for one spatial profile.
- the method according to the invention may also comprise a step for measuring a visibility parameter.
- an overall phase modulation applied to the reference signal or the disordered signal makes it possible to measure an interference visibility parameter between the reference signal and the disordered signal.
- an interference visibility parameter may be measured at a given position, for instance before, after or in the correcting device as the interference visibility parameter measured between two light signals remains identical whatever the measurement position.
- the reference signal is phase modulated before propagating through the correcting device.
- An interference parameter is measured for each pixel of each optical element.
- the measured interference parameter is the intensity of the interference signal.
- the intensity of the interference signal measured at each pixel of an optical element oscillates in time.
- phase difference between these oscillations and the reference oscillation measured at a pixel with high intensity is calculated.
- phase difference By modifying the phase delay applied by each pixel of an optical element, the phase difference are reduced to 0 and all the oscillating interference signals measured for the optical element are synchronised. This synchronisation increases the visibility of the interference between the reference signal and the disordered signal.
- the optimization step may be conducted individually for each optical element and one after each other whatever the order.
- the method according to the invention may also comprise a step of generating the first signal and the reference signal from a unique light signal.
- the light signal may be divided into two light signals, one being the first signal and the other the reference signal.
- the invention also relates to a device for correcting the effect of a medium on a light signal having propagated through said medium, comprising at least one optical element whose spatial phase profile is individually adjustable and configured according to the configuration method according to the invention.
- the two optical elements are separated by a combination of lenses and free space propagation.
- at least one optical element is a spatial light modulator or a deformable mirror.
- the invention also relates to a method for correcting the effect of a medium on a light signal having propagated through said medium, said method implementing a device comprising at least one optical element whose phase profile is individually adjustable, said method comprising:
- the correcting method according to the present invention may also comprise at least one adjusting step for adjusting the configuration of the device if changes occur in the medium during the correcting phase.
- a control light signal is sent regularly through the system to readjust the device, using the configuration method.
- This control light signal can be different from the light signal used in the configuration phase.
- the control light signal is sent through the output of the device, and is reflected at the input of the complex medium.
- the control light goes through the correcting device, the medium, the medium again and finally the correcting device again.
- the device corrects the effect of the medium. Additional small changes occurring in the medium can be corrected using the calibration method with the control light.
- the invention also relates to a system for configuring a device for correcting the effect of a medium on a light signal having propagated through said medium, said device comprising at least one optical element whose spatial phase profile is individually adjustable, said system comprising:
- reference signal means for propagating a second light signal, called reference signal, through said device, said reference signal being identical to said first signal
- the means for propagating the reference signal may be adapted to propagate the reference signal through the device in the opposite direction to that of the disordered signal
- the system according to the invention may also comprise modulation means to introduce an overall phase modulation on the reference signal or the disordered signal before propagating said signal through the correcting device .
- the system according to the invention may also comprise an element to modulate the spatial profile of the reference signal, the first signal or both these signals before they are sent in the medium or the correcting device .
- the measuring means may comprise one CCD camera or one CCD camera for each optical element.
- Such a CCD camera may be configured for measuring an interference parameter for each pixel of the optical element.
- the system according to the invention may also comprise reflexion means to transmit to the CCD camera a part of the interference signal obtained by interference of the disordered signal and the reference signal.
- the means for modifying the phase profile of an optical element may comprise at least one actuator for each optical element, more particularly an actuator for each zone or pixel of each optical element. Such actuators may be integrated to the optical elements.
- the invention also relates to a system for correcting the effect of a medium on a light signal having propagated through said medium, said system comprising:
- a correcting device comprising at least one optical elements whose spatial phase profile is individually adjustable
- the invention also relates to a computer program comprising the instructions to implement the steps of a configuration method according to the present invention when said computer program is executed by a computer or computing means.
- the phase profiles of each optical element of said correcting device may first be determined on a computer by simulation. When the correction if satisfactory, the phase profiles of each optical element is set and the device is then ready to use.
- the methods, the device, the systems and the computer program according to the present invention may also be used to apply a given deformation to a light signal.
- the given deformation is the deformation applied by the medium through which the first signal propagates.
- the disordered signal thus obtained at the output of the medium is used as reference signal in the methods, device, systems and computer program according to the present invention.
- the second signal identical to the first signal, is used as the signal to be modified by the methods, device, systems and computer program according to the invention so that said second signal is modified to be identical to the disordered signal.
- FIGURE 1 schematically represents an example of a correcting device
- FIGURE 2 is a block diagram of an embodiment of the configuration method according to the invention.
- FIGURE 3 is a block diagram of an embodiment of the correction method according to the invention.
- FIGURE 4 schematically represents an embodiment of the correcting system according to the invention.
- FIGURE 5 schematically represents the means for measuring the amplitude of the interference signal for each pixel of an optical element
- FIGURE 6 schematically represents the amplitude of the interference signal measured for each pixel of an optical element before and after configuration.
- FIGURE 1 schematically represents an example of a correcting device.
- the correcting device 100 comprises at least one input 102 and at least one output 104.
- the correcting device 100 comprises several optical elements 106i-106 n .
- Each optical element 106 has an adjustable spatial phase profile.
- each optical element 106 may be a spatial phase modulator (SLM) or a deformable mirror (DM) .
- SLM spatial phase modulator
- DM deformable mirror
- Each optical element 106 is separated from another optical element 106 by free space propagation and a lens (not represented) , which perform an optical transform.
- a disordered signal is input to the correcting device 100 and propagates across the optical elements 106 one after another. After the last optical element 106 n , the disordered signal is corrected and the correcting device provides the corrected version of the disordered signal.
- the several optical elements 106i-106 n may be replaced by independent section of a single optical element, i.e. a spatial phase modulator or a deformable mirror.
- FIGURE 2 is a block diagram of an embodiment of the configuration method according to the invention.
- the configuration method 200 comprises a first step 202 of generation of a light signal.
- the spatial profile of the light signal is modulated using an accousto-optic modulator, a simple chopper or another mean to change the spatial profile of the light.
- the spatial modulation may be random.
- the light signal is divided into two identical light signals called the first signal and the reference signal.
- the first signal is propagated through a medium, and thus a disordered signal is obtained at the output of the medium.
- the reference signal is phase modulated.
- the disordered signal and the reference signal are propagated through the correcting device, i.e. the optical elements, in opposite directions.
- the propagation of the disordered signal and the modulated reference signal through each optical element generates an interference signal at each optical element, and more particularly at each pixel of each optical element .
- step 212 an optimization of the interference between the disordered signal and the modulated reference signal is performed.
- the optimization step 212 comprises a step 214 measuring an interference parameter, i.e. the light intensity of the interference signal, for each pixel of an optical element of the correcting device. For each pixel, the measured intensity of the interference signal oscillates due to the phase modulation of the reference signal. Thus, for a given optical element there are as many oscillating signals as pixel.
- an interference parameter i.e. the light intensity of the interference signal
- the optimization step 212 also comprises a step 216 for modifying the spatial phase profile of the considered optical element in order to synchronise all the measured oscillating signals.
- the synchronisation for an optical element may be performed as follows.
- a reference pixel is chosen among all the pixels of the optical element.
- phase delay is determined by comparing the measured phase to the phase of the reference pixel
- the spatial phase applied by the pixel is modified in order to decrease/cancel said phase delay.
- a reference phase may be chosen and the phase delay for each pixel may be determined by comparing the phase of the interference signal of each pixel to the reference phase. Steps 214 and 216 are realised for each optical element of the correcting device whatever the order. This condition is verified at step 218 that makes sure that steps 214 and 216 are realised for all optical elements of the correcting device.
- a second interference parameter i.e. the interference visibility
- the interference visibility value is tested.
- the optimization step 212 is repeated until a satisfactory value of the interference visibility is obtained.
- FIGURE 3 is a block diagram of an embodiment of the correction method according to the invention.
- the correction method 300 represented en figure 3 comprises a configuration phase 302, configuring a correction device as the device 100 represented on figure 1 and realised according to the configuration method 200 represented en figure 2.
- the correction method 300 also comprises a correcting phase 304, after the configuration phase 302.
- the correcting phase comprises a step 306 for correcting a disordered signal with the configuration device .
- the correcting phase also comprises a step 308 for adjusting the configuration of the device if changes occur on the medium during the correcting step. Then the correcting step 306 is stopped. The adjusting step 308 is realised. When the adjusting step 308 is finished the correcting step 308 is continued.
- FIGURE 4 schematically represents a correcting system 400 according to the invention.
- the correcting system 400 represented on figure 4 comprises a source 402 providing a spatially modulated light signal 404.
- the light signal 404 is divided into two equal and identical light signals by a semi-reflective mirror 406.
- a first light signal 408 and a reference light signal 410 are obtained.
- the first light signal 408 is propagated through the medium 412 and a disordered light signal 414 is obtained at the output of the medium 412.
- the reference signal 410 is entered into a phase modulator 516 thanks to two reflective mirrors 418 and 420.
- the disordered signal 414 is propagated through the correcting device 100 from the input 102 to the output 104 and crosses all the optical elements 106 from the first optical element 106 to the last optical element 106 n .
- the modulated reference signal 410 is propagated through the correcting device 100 from the output 104 to the input 102 and crosses all the optical elements 106 from the last optical element 106 n to the first optical element
- the propagation of the disordered signal 414 and the modulated reference signal 410 causes an interference signal in the correcting device, for instance at each optical element 106.
- the system 400 comprises an optimization module 418i- 418 n for each optical element.
- Each optimization module 418i comprises a CCD camera 420i measuring the amplitude of the interference signal for each pixel of the optical element 106i and at least one actuator 422i adapted to modify the phase profile of each pixel of the optical element 106i.
- the actuator 422i realizes a stochastic modification of the phase delay applied by each pixel of the optical element 106i. The optimization is realised for every optical element
- the optimization is realised for the first optical element 106i, then the second optical element IO6 2 and so on.
- a first optimization cycle is completed.
- a second optimization cycle is then realised and so on.
- the optimization is stopped when a desired value of the interference visibility is reached, for example 0.95.
- the order in which the optimization is realised on the optical elements 106 is not important.
- FIGURE 5 is a schematic representation of the means for measuring the amplitude of the interference signal for each pixel of an optical element.
- the CCD camera 422i is adapted and configured to measure the intensity of the interference signal for each pixel 502 of the pixels 502i-502 p of the optical element 106i.
- the intensity of the interference signal is measured in the same way for each pixel 502j of the optical element 106i.
- the disordered signal 414 is reflected on a semi- reflective mirror 504i associated to the optical element 106i.
- a part 414i of the disordered signal having crossed the pixel 502j of the optical element 106i is projected to the CCC camera 422i.
- a second part 414 2 continues to propagate to the optical element 106 i+ i.
- the modulated reference signal 410 coming from the optical element 106i + i and going to cross the pixel 502j of the optical element 106i is reflected on the semi reflective mirror 504i.
- a part 410 of the modulated reference signal 410 is then reflected to a mirror 506i which in turn reflects this part 410 of the modulated reference signal 410 to the CCD camera 422i.
- a second part 410 2 continues to propagate to the optical element 106i, more particularly to the pixel 502j of the optical element 106i.
- the intensity of the interference signal is measured by the CCD camera 522 for each pixel 502 of each optical element 106.
- FIGURE 6 schematically represents the intensity of the interference signal measured for each pixel of an optical element, for example at the step 214 of the configuration method represented on figure 2.
- the oscillating curves 604i, 604 j and 604 p on the graph 602 of figure 6, schematically represent the intensity of the interference signal measured for the pixels 1, j and p of an optical element 106 before calibration.
- the total intensity i.e. the sum of the intensity measured for each pixel, does not oscillate. It means that the value of the interference visibility parameter is 0.
- the oscillating curves 604i, 604 j and 604 p on the graph 606 of figure 6, schematically represent the intensity of the interference signal measured for the pixels 1, j and p of an optical element 106 after calibration.
- the total intensity i.e. the sum of the intensity measured for each pixel is maximal.
- the device is well configured and is able to correct the disordered signal and recover the initial signal.
- the invention is particularly adapted to correct the effect of an optical fibre on a light signal.
- Alternative embodiments
- the methods, the device and the systems according to the invention has been particularly shown and described for the correction of the effect of a medium on a light signal.
- the methods, the device and the systems according to the invention may also be used to apply a given deformation to a light signal.
- the medium is used to apply the given deformation and:
- the method 200 and system 400 for configuring the correcting device 100 are identical, and the input 102 and the output 104 of the correcting device are switched when the device is in use, i.e. after the device has been configured, for example when the device is used in method 300; or the device 100 is used as it is, and the reference signal 410 and the disordered signal 414 are switched in the methods 200 and 300 and in the system 400, i.e. the disordered signal 414 is used as the reference signal and the reference signal us used as the disordered signal.
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