dual-source swept-source optical coherence tomography reconstructed on integrated spectrum
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Abstract
Dual-source swept-source optical coherence tomography (DS-SSOCT) has two individual sources with different central wavelengths, linewidth, and bandwidths. Because of the difference between the two sources, the individually reconstructed tomograms from each source have different aspect ratio, which makes the comparison and integration difficult. We report a method to merge two sets of DS-SSOCT raw data in a common spectrum, on which both data have the same spectrum density and a correct separation. The reconstructed tomographic image can seamlessly integrate the two bands of OCT data together. The final image has higher axial resolution and richer spectroscopic information than any of the individually reconstructed tomography image.
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| Authors | ;Shoude Chang;Youxin Mao;Costel Flueraru |
| Journal | Journal of environmental sciences (China) |
| Year | 2012 |
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10.1155/2012/565823
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