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Illustration of (a) the raster scanning process of the focused beam, which is formed by phase-only grating patterns successively displayed on the SLM. Here, one grating pattern corresponds to one single focal spot in the target plane; (b) the beam is focused on the target, resulting in a wide-field distorted optical distribution around; (c) detection of the wide-field distribution in the target plane by applying FFT to the Fourier plane distribution followed by digital pinhole filtering.

Illustration of (a) the raster scanning process of the focused beam, which is formed by phase-only grating patterns successively displayed on the SLM. Here, one grating pattern corresponds to one single focal spot in the target plane; (b) the beam is focused on the target, resulting in a wide-field distorted optical distribution around; (c) detection of the wide-field distribution in the target plane by applying FFT to the Fourier plane distribution followed by digital pinhole filtering.