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Parallel dynamic optical encryption based on light diffraction

Yu et al., 2025

Document ID
14254335953633107100
Author
Yu H
Li P
Feng T
Publication year
Publication venue
Optics Communications

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Increasing the efficiency of information encryption is becoming more and more important in optical encryption applications. While the current implementation of multiple information encryption is mainly based on adding modulation freedoms for optical fields and developing …
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