论文信息 - Dual-band refractive low coherence interferometry in the spectral domain for dispersion measurements

Dual-band refractive low coherence interferometry in the spectral domain for dispersion measurements

We present a spectral domain refractive low coherence interferometry technique (SD-rLCI) using a novel extreme broadband Super Continuum laser source equipped with a dual spectrometer system which is able to measure the dispersion in the visual and near infrared range simultaneously. The setup was verified obtaining the second order dispersion of distilled water. We will use this system for measuring the dispersion sensitivities of important tissue substances in order to determine analyte concentrations within mixtures.

Jens Haueisen | Branislav Grajciar | Jens Liebermann | Claudia Brückner | Adolf F. Fercher

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