Chinese Optics Letters

基于联合分数变换相关器和相位恢复算法的全相位彩色图像加密

Lu Ding, Weimin Jin

Published Jan 1, 2011• 6 citations

Abstract

A novel fully phase color image encryption/decryption scheme based on joint fractional Fourier transform correlator (JFRTC) and phase retrieval algorithm (PRA) is proposed.The security of the system is enhanced by the fractional order as a new added key.This method takes full advantage of the parallel processing features of the optical system and could optically realize single-channel color image encryption.The system and operation procedures are simplified.The simulation results of a color image indicate that the new method provides efficient solutions with a strong sense of security.

DOI: 10.3788/col201109.021002

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