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High-speed optical coherence domain reflectometry
Eric A. Swanson,David Huang,Michael R. Hee,James G. Fujimoto,Charles P. Lin,Carmen A. Puliafito +5 more
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Two applications are presented: the noninvasive measurement of anterior eye structure in a rabbit inυiυo and the characterization of reflections and interelement spacing in a multielement lens.Abstract:
We describe a high-speed optical coherence domain reflectometer. Scan speeds of 40 mm/s are achieved with a dynamic range of >90 dB and a spatial resolution of 17 μm. Two applications are presented: the noninvasive measurement of anterior eye structure in a rabbit in vivo and the characterization of reflections and interelement spacing in a multielement lens.read more
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