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High-resolution phase and amplitude modulation using a digital micromirror device

The ability to spatially control the phase and amplitude of light allows for many exciting applications. In adaptive optics, light fields are modulated to correct for aberrations in the atmosphere. It has recently been shown that by spatially modulating light it is possible to focus and image through and inside opaque materials.