Real-time two-dimensional imaging in scattering media by use of a femtosecond Cr4+: forsterite laser
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Optics Letters. 2000-06-15, vol. 25, n° 12, p. 929-931
Optical Society of America - OSA Publishing
English Abstract
An original femtosecond Cr4+:forsterite laser source associated with a nonlinear optical correlator was used for imaging through scattering media with 1220-nm light. The system, which operates as an ultrafast optical gate ...Read more >
An original femtosecond Cr4+:forsterite laser source associated with a nonlinear optical correlator was used for imaging through scattering media with 1220-nm light. The system, which operates as an ultrafast optical gate by sum-frequency generation in a nonlinear crystal, was able to detect the light reflected from a resolution chart hidden in a turbid medium, at an attenuation of as much as 15 mean free paths. When the object was illuminated with a collimated beam, real-time two-dimensional images were obtained, with a maximum transverse resolution of ∼20 µm.Read less <
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Hal imported