ArticleNanophotonics (Berlin, Germany)2025
Dual-mode varifocal Moiré metalens for quantitative phase and edge-enhanced imaging.
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- Large-gap cascaded Moiré metasurfaces enabling switchable bright-field and phase-contrast imaging compatible with coherent and incoherent light.Nanophotonics (Berlin, Germany) · 2025Article
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Abstract
Transport-of-intensity equation (TIE) as a noninterference method for quantitative phase imaging (QPI) has broad applications in micrographic imaging and optical metrology. Previous TIE-based QPI systems require the axial displacement of the detector to capture the axial intensity distributions, thus limiting the systems' response speed, integration, and phase retrieval accuracy. Besides, the TIE-based phase imaging for edge positions with large phase gradients remains challenging. In this work, a compact polarization-multiplexed Moiré metalens is proposed to achieve QPI and edge-enhanced imaging for high-precision and unwrapping phase imaging. This Moiré metalens enables continuous zooming from 58.7 μm to 61.8 μm, allowing flexible selection of the detection positions. Under
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