Applications and challenges for isolation of ultrasound signals from swept source optical coherent tomography
Jerryme D. Mitchell,
Ardalan Farazmand,
Scott P. Mattison
Abstract:Ultrasound is a powerful tool for performing cross sectional imaging. Non-contact detection of ultrasound via light is important when physical coupling to the sample is precluded by sample sensitivity and has applications in metrology and medical imaging. Optical coherence tomography provides similar structural information to ultrasound, typically with higher resolution and lower penetration depths. The phase sensitivity of optical coherence tomography lends itself well to detection of acoustic waves. Furtherm… Show more
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