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Quantitative phase imaging using spectrally resolved white light interferometry

A spectrally resolved white light interferometry is demonstrated using a discrete spectrum light sources (i.e., RGB LEDs) and monochrome CCD camera for the multi-color quantitative phase imaging of biological cells without color cross talk.

Dalip Singh Mehta | Ankit Butola | Veena Singh | Azeem Ahmad | Vishesh Dubey | Tilak Joshi | P. Senthilkumaran

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