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ABSTRACT: Significant progress has been made in the study of optical coherence tomography (OCT) - a non-invasive, high resolution, and
in vivo diagnostic method for medical imaging applications. In this paper, the principles of noise analyses for OCT systems have
been described. Comparisons are made of signal-to-noise ratios for both balanced and unbalanced detection schemes under the
ideal no-stray light situation as well as the non-ideal situation where residual reflections and scatterings are presented.
Numerical examples of noise calculation accompanied by detailed comparison of the main characteristics of both time-domain
and frequency-domain OCT systems are also presented. It is shown that a larger dynamic range can be achieved for a Fourier-domain
OCT system even under the circumstances of high-speed image acquisition. The main results presented in this paper should be
useful for the development of high performance OCT systems.
Frontiers of Optoelectronics in China 04/2012; 1(3):247-257.
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ABSTRACT: Shape description matrix (SDM) describing regional pixel distribution characteristics of images is defined, with both radial
and angular distribution messages taken into account to offer a comprehensive and exact description of the shape characteristics
even upon a blurred edge. Using this SDM, a general color histogram (GCH) is developed. Both theoretical and experimental
results show that the GCH can be applied to color-image retrievals and recognitions with a high efficiency.
Science in China Series E Technological Sciences 04/2012; 47(2):159-165. · 1.02 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Two-dimensional deconvolution methods are proposed to deblur optical coherence tomography images. One employs a two-dimensional deconvolution with a matrix given by the product of the longitudinal and transversal point-spread functions as its kernel, which can be taken as the general point-spread function of an optical coherence tomography system. The other uses two one-dimensional deconvolutions with the longitudinal and transversal point-spread functions successively. It is shown that the two deconvolution methods can deblur the experimentally obtained optical coherence tomography images effectively.
Journal of the Optical Society of America A 02/2009; 26(1):72-7. · 1.56 Impact Factor
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Science in China Series F: Information Sciences. 01/2004; 47:295-300.
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ABSTRACT: A lateral shearing interferometer is used for testing and verifying the collimation of a corrected laser diode beam. The laser diode beam is corrected to be circular and free from astigmatism using a previously proposed lens correcting system.
Optics Communications 274(2):412-416. · 1.49 Impact Factor