Precision Positioning System Using Wavelength Tunable Lasers
A technology for tuning lasers and acquisition systems, which is applied to devices that control laser output parameters, adopts optical devices, and utilizes wave/particle radiation, etc., and can solve problems such as measurement accuracy limitations
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[0028] The methods and systems disclosed herein allow for industrial ultra-high precision DMI applications using scanning sources. The scanning source is a tunable laser with a bandwidth over which high-speed scanning is possible. High-speed sweeps can be smooth continuous changes in wavelength, or include a range of different discrete frequencies within a bandwidth.
[0029] A typical SS-OCT analysis involves transforming the interference signal acquired during the scan using Fourier and / or Hilbert transform techniques to generate a composite reflectance spectrum. The frequency axis of the spectrum represents the demodulation depth. This approach can be convenient when the cavity is a scattering volume (such as a biological sample), since each scan then provides the composite reflectance as a function of depth, thereby delineating the boundaries of the biofeature. Interferometric signals are typically filtered to minimize error composition due to finite non-uniform sampling...
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