Light has been clinically utilized as a stimulation in medical treatment, such as Low-level laser therapy and photodynamic therapy, which has been more and more widely accepted in public. The penetration depth of the treatment light is important for precision treatment and safety control. The issue of light penetration has been highlighted in biomedical optics¯eld for decades. However, quantitative research is sparse and even there are con°icts of view on the capability of near-infrared light penetration into brain tissue. This study attempts to quantitatively revisit this issue by innovative high-realistic 3D Monte Carlo modeling of stimulated light penetration within high-precision Visible Chinese human head. The properties of light, such as its wavelength, illumination pro¯le and size are concern in this study. We made straightforward and quantitative comparisons among the e®ects by the light properties (i.e., wavelengths: 660, 810 and 980 nm; beam types: Gaussian and°at beam; beam diameters: 0, 2, 4 and 6 cm) which are in the range of light treatment. The¯ndings include about 3% of light dosage within brain tissue; the combination of Gaussian beam and 810 nm light make the maximum light penetration §
A second-order effective medium theory (second-order EMT) and thin film theory have been used to design a polarizing beam splitter (PBS) composed of one-dimensional sub-wavelength metal grating, considering the material of metal to be copper (Cu). It was analyzed by the finite difference time domain method for the wavelength of 1500nm. A high extinction ratio in transmission (>55.71dB) over abroad interval of angles of incidence ([-60o, 60o]) is achieved with the depth and the filling factor of the grating chosen to be 350nm and 0.3762, which are selected to transmit TM polarized light and reflect TE polarized light as much as possible at normal incident. The loss of the TE polarized light for the Cu structures is approximately less than 5.55% due to the absorption of Cu in a large angle range. The desired property will enable this type of polarizing beam splitter to be used in diverging beams. When the PBS needs to transmit approximately 25% of the TE polarized light and as much as possible the TM polarized light, it can be used in magneto-optical data storage head. But the depth of grating has been changed (approximately d=40nm) and TM transmission is only 94.7%. But it can be further improved (from 94.7% to 97.97%) by etching into the substrate.
According to the principle of speckle photography, CCD(Charge-Coupled Device) as a recorder, and EALCD(Electrically Addressed Liquid Crystal Display) as a read-out element, which makes the speckle photography to digital. Recording light path of the subjective and the objective speckle and observation light path of full-field analysis and point-by-point analysis for fringe reconstruction have been respectively researched. At the same time, measuring by speckle photography, the fringes in the interometry pattern must be carefully analyzed. Since the speckle noise can greatly infect the signals. Thus to de-noising the speckle fringe by a suitable filter before processing is expected. The mathod of digital filter enhancement, smooth denoising be used to reduce the influence of the high noise and the inhomogeneous grey of the speckle interferogram. Finally the thinning fringe is acquired, the fringe spacing is extracted accurately, the three-dimensional measurement of a deformed object is realized with mathematical morphological thinning algorithm.
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