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Optical correlation noise reduction: experimental techniques

An experimentally based technique is presented which improves the signal to noise ratio in the detector plane of an optical correlator. The technique utilizes off-line processing by a digital computer at the current stage, but optical and hybrid architectures can be envisioned which would allow the processing to be done in real time (speed of detector).