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Optical Coherence Tomography

Microscope OCT Swept Laser Source Figure 9 shows the re-constructed 3D models of a number of different samples imaged using this 3D OCT microscope. From top tobottom, the samples are: IR card, screw, leaf and human skin. The 3D models are rotated and displayed from arbitrary viewing angles.The 3D data sets are produced from the OCT microscope and the 3D graphic rendering can be performed using commercial available3D rendering software.
Spectral Radar OCT

Figure 9 – 3D imaging of the sample (top to bottom: IR card, screw, leaf, skin )

Potential Applications 1Biology and medical imaging 2.3D optical profilometry3.Material inspection and product quality control 4.Thin film test and measurement 5.Other non-invasive laser imaging applications References R. Huber, M. Wojtkowski, J. G. Fujimoto, J. Y. Jiang, and A. E. Cable, “Three dimensional and C-mode OCT imaging with a compact,frequency swept laser source at 1300 nm”, submitted to Opt. Exp. 2005. Acknowledgements We acknowledge scientific discussions and helpful advice from Dr. Robert Huber and Prof. James G. Fujimoto at Research Laboratory ofElectronic of Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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