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Development of near-infrared swept laser based diffuse optical tomography system

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Abstract

Multi-spectral diffuse optical tomography (DOT) can image spectrally resolved highly scattering media. We have built a novel instrumentation for diffuse optical tomography using near-infrared (NIR) swept laser. The NIR swept laser is based on dual-semiconductor optical amplifier (dual-SOA) to obtain wideband spectral swept range from 780 nm to 870 nm. We also present a phantom measurement data. These results obviously demonstrate the capabilities of the NIR swept laser for multi-wavelength DOT.

© 2012 Optical Society of America

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