Higher-order modulations of fs laser pulses for GHz frequency domain photon migration system

Huang-Yi Lin; Nanyu Cheng; Sheng-Hao Tseng; Ming-Che Chan

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Higher-order modulations of fs laser pulses for GHz frequency domain photon migration system

Huang-Yi Lin, Nanyu Cheng, Sheng-Hao Tseng, and Ming-Che Chan

Optics Express
Vol. 22,
Issue 4,
pp. 3950-3958
(2014)
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- Original Manuscript: November 4, 2013
- Revised Manuscript: January 8, 2014
- Manuscript Accepted: February 4, 2014
- Published: February 12, 2014
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Abstract

Except the fundamental modulation frequency, by higher-order-harmonic modulations of mode-locked laser pulses and a simple frequency demodulation circuit, a novel approach to GHz frequency-domain-photon-migration (FDPM) system was reported. With this novel approach, a wide-band modulation frequency comb is available without any external modulation devices and the only electronics to extract the optical attenuation and phase properties at a selected modulation frequency in FDPM systems are good mixers and lock-in devices. This approach greatly expands the frequency range that could be achieved by conventional FDPM systems and suggests that our system could extract much more information from biological tissues than the conventional FDPM systems. Moreover, this demonstration will be beneficial for discerning the minute change of tissue properties.

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Fishkin, J. B.

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Franceschini, M. A.

Grant, P. E.

Gratton, E.

Haskell, R. C.

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Hsiang, D.

Hsu, C. K.

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Qu, Y. C.

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So, P. T. C.

Sparen, A.

Sparén, A.

Svaasand, L. O.

B. J. Tromberg, L. O. Svaasand, T. T. Tsay, and R. C. Haskell, “Properties of photon density waves in multiple-scattering media,” Appl. Opt. 32(4), 607–616 (1993).
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Svanberg, S.

Tromberg, B. J.

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Tseng, S. H.

Tzeng, S. Y.

Valentini, G.

van Gemert, M. J.

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Wang, J.

Wang, L. H.

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You, J. S.

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Zhao, W. J.

Zheng, L. Q.

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L. H. Wang, S. L. Jacques, and L. Q. Zheng, “Mcml - Monte-Carlo Modeling of Light Transport in Multilayered Tissues,” Comput. Meth. Prog. Biol. 47(2), 131–146 (1995).
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S. H. Tseng, A. J. Durkin, P. Wilder-Smith, D. Cuccia, F. Bevilacqua, A. G. Durkin, and B. J. Tromberg, “Diffuse, Near Infrared Spectroscopy of in-vivo Oral Tissues,” poster in Engineering Foundation Conference. 2003. Banff, Canada.

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J. T. Verdeyener, Laser Electronics (Prentice-Hall, 1995).

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Fig. 1

Operation principles of high-frequency FDPM system. (a): Periodic mode-locked laser pulse trains with period T and pulse duration. (b): The Fourier transform of mode-locked laser pulse trains. A(f) means the amplitude in the frequency domain and is equal to the Fourier transform of A(t). (c): The bandwidth Fourier transforms in the frequency domain is determined by the pulse width. The fundamental modulation frequency (demonstrated in previous report) is labeled by a green line and the higher-order modulation frequencies (demonstrated in this report) are labeled by blue lines.

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Fig. 2

(a) Schematic for proposed FDPM system. Abbreviations: BS beam splitter, PD1 and PD2 photodetector, LPF 10MHz electrical low-pass filters. (b) Operation principles of frequency demodulation circuits. δ is the detuning frequency for lock-in detection.

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Fig. 3

(a) Optical spectrum and (b) auto-correlation traces of the excitation femtosecond pulses. (c) Electrical spectrum of the modulated signals. (d) The relationship between OMF and EDF in previous work and this work.

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Fig. 4

(a) Amplitude ratio and (b) phase difference as a function of frequency. Squares and lines represent the raw data and the best fit of the diffusion theory, respectively.

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R F = \sum_{K} A_{K} \cos (2 π f_{K} t + Φ_{K})

L O = A_{C} \cos (2 π f_{C} t + Φ_{C})

R F = A_{N} \cos (2 π f_{N} t + Φ_{N})

\begin{array}{l} I F = \\ (\frac{1}{2}) A_{N} A_{C} \cos [2 π (2 f_{N} t + δ) t + (Φ_{N} + Φ_{C})] + (\frac{1}{2}) A_{N} A_{C} \cos [2 π (δ) t + (Φ_{N} - Φ_{C})] \end{array}

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