Device and method for measuring group delay dispersion of biological tissues by combining FDOCT
A technology of delay dispersion and group organization, applied in diagnostic recording/measurement, phase influence characteristic measurement, medical science, etc., can solve problems such as reducing work efficiency and aggravating patient pain, and achieve the effect of improving work efficiency and reducing pain
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[0017] Before introducing the technical scheme of the present invention, the design of the present invention is analyzed as follows:
[0018] According to the principle of interference, when the dispersion between the reference arm and the sample arm of the FDOCT system does not match, the system resolution will decrease. Since the measured tissue will also introduce dispersion in the sample arm, and most of the tissue has a layered structure, according to this characteristic, a linearly changing dispersion value is introduced in the reference arm of the FDOCT system, and the tissue is imaged separately, and then extracted corresponding to each The dispersion value of the reference arm is introduced when the resolution of the upper and lower interface of the layer tissue is the highest, and the difference between the two values is the dispersion value of the layer tissue. Here, the quality of the resolution is represented by the integral value after the normalization of the ...
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