A tilted reference beam and superpixel analysis extract phase from one image, enabling fast scanning with uniform line density.
Tilted Fabry-Perot etalon surfaces can distort velocity projections; symmetrical ferrule emitters equalize paths and limit interference.
A phase-aware trigger aligns OCT A-line acquisition with slow probe motion, preserving lateral resolution during integrated RGB imaging.
Photocurrent comparison adjusts bias voltage to hold the quadrature point, reducing distortion and bit errors with simple analog control.
A delayed local-light fiber and 90-degree hybrid support measurements beyond 1 km while preserving 100 µm spatial resolution.
Opposite-direction SMI beams distinguish objects from transport media while measuring length and speed at variable rates.
An afocal relay switches OCT and OCM modes while holding pupil positions steady, avoiding sample repositioning and image distortion.
This 3D measurement case uses distinct light directions and wavelengths to simplify interferometer optics and extend measurement range.
Low-coherence interferometry combines multiple reference beams to capture interface shape, tilt, and decentring in optical assemblies.