Etiqueta: FPGA
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A rotten Apple, FPGAs, and more: THE WEEKLY RECAP (2021#49)
One less week to end the year and, as always, it seems that these last weeks before holidays get more and more packed. So much stuff to do and so little time… anyway, on the brief periods of calm, I’ve been reading a lot of cool stuff. Let’s start: Rotten Apple? A couple of weeks…
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Instant ghost imaging: algorithm and on-chip implementation
Nice ghost imaging implementation on a chip. Even though the optical part has been quite well-known for a while, I really like the fact that more groups are starting to incorporate FPGA cards in their optical systems (if only they were easier to use!). Seems like a very interesting way of speeding-up the post-processing of…
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Focusing light through dynamical samples using fast continuous wavefront optimization
The guys at LKB keep going inside turbid media. This time, they have done it really fast. By using a phase spatial light modulator and with the help of a FPGA card, they were able to focus light through a scattering medium at a rate of ~4 kHz. This is trying to solve a common problem…