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14 June 2002 Low-coherence photorefractive holography for high-speed 3D imaging including through scattering media
Christopher W. Dunsby, Y. Gu, Zunaira Ansari, Duncan Parsons-Karavassilis, Jan Siegel, Masahide Itoh, S. Iwamoto, William Robert Headley, Michael R. Melloch, David D. Nolte, Paul M. W. French
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Low coherence photorefractive holography is a wide-field technique for 3-D imaging that offers a unique mechanism to discriminate against a background of diffuse light. This provides a wide-field method to image through scattering materials that we have demonstrated may be implemented at frame rates as high as ~ 470/second. We present our recently developed low coherence photorefractive microscope and demonstrate how it may be realized using a spatially coherent broadband c.w. diode-pumped solid-state laser. This can provide real-time sectioned images of moving 3-D objects using only a simple uncooled 8-bit CCD camera. We also demonstrate a photorefractive 3-D imaging technique that exploits structured illumination and photorefractive holography to achieve a real-time wide-field sectioning microscope that may be applied to fluorescence, as well as reflected light. We also discuss issues for improving the sensitivity and spectral coverage of photorefractive holography using semi-insulating MQW devices.
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Christopher W. Dunsby, Y. Gu, Zunaira Ansari, Duncan Parsons-Karavassilis, Jan Siegel, Masahide Itoh, S. Iwamoto, William Robert Headley, Michael R. Melloch, David D. Nolte, and Paul M. W. French "Low-coherence photorefractive holography for high-speed 3D imaging including through scattering media", Proc. SPIE 4619, Coherence Domain Optical Methods in Biomedical Science and Clinical Applications VI, (14 June 2002); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.470469
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KEYWORDS
Microscopes

Holography

Light scattering

Coherence (optics)

Modulation

Scattering

Stereoscopy

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