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Effects of orientation deviation of a beam splitter and a reference mirror on the stability of a two-interferometer-based handheld FFOCT imaging probe

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In this work, we present a handheld full-field optical coherence tomography (FFOCT) system based on a series connection of two interferometers: the Michelson interferometer is used as a compensation part and the Fizeau interferometer is used as a detection part. Owing to the common-path arrangement of the Fizeau interferometer, this handheld FFOCT system has a compact detection arm and is insensitive to the external disturbance. A high-output halogen lamp and high NA microscope objective contribute to achieving the spatial resolution of ${0.7}\;\unicode{x00B5}{\rm m} \times {0.5}\;\unicode{x00B5}{\rm m}$ (transverse × axial). Low imaging stability is caused by an extremely short coherence length. We found that to generate en face images with high quality and high stability using a probe with an extremely short coherence length, the range of deviation of the orientation of the beam splitter must be less than 1°, and the range of orientation deviation of the mirror in the Michelson interferometer corresponds to the displacement between the two field stop images at a distance not to exceed 10 µm.

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