Figure 1. Comparison between conventional imaging using an imaging system (left) and “diffractive imaging” (right). (IMAGE)

Light Publishing Center, Changchun Institute of Optics, Fine Mechanics And Physics, CAS

Figure 1. Comparison between conventional imaging using an imaging system (left) and “diffractive imaging” (right).

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Figure 1. Comparison between conventional imaging using an imaging system (left) and “diffractive imaging” (right). In both cases, the sample needs to be illuminated by EUV light. However, the diffractive imaging approach reconstructs the sample image from the diffraction pattern acquired by a camera using intensive computations (courtesy Sven Weerdenburg and Yifeng Shao).

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by Yifeng Shao, Sven Weerdenburg, Jacob Seifert, H. Paul Urbach, Allard P. Mosk & Wim Coene

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