Analysis of a passive component signal by means of optical coherence tomography system

Joel Cervantes-L; Masaki Shunya; Yuki Shimamoto; Yoshio Hayasaki

JSAP-OSA Joint Symposia 2018
(Optica Publishing Group, 2018),
paper 19p_221B_2

Analysis of a passive component signal by means of optical coherence tomography system

Joel Cervantes-L, Masaki Shunya, Yuki Shimamoto, and Yoshio Hayasaki

JSAP-OSA Joint Symposia 2018

Nagoya Japan
18–21 September 2018
ISBN: 978-4-86348-694-2

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Abstract

The main property of a passive component as an electro-optical modulator (EOM) using in an optical coherence tomography system (OCT) lies in the capacity to produce deep amplitude modulation of the laser with a high modulation frequency [1]; furthermore it can generate different polarization states to analyze optical properties of biological samples [2].

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