2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.mspro.2015.04.018
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Scanning Optical Coherence Tomography Applied to the Characterization of Surfaces and Coatings

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“…With the capability of high axial resolution and fast lateral scan imaging, OCT has been used to perform cross-sectional imaging of biological tissues [5] as well as topographic evaluation of surface roughness [6]. OCT has also been used for fingerprint acquisition [7,8], inspection of fiber coils [9], surface and coating evaluation [10], evaluation of metallic material fractures [11], and nondestructive metrology of layered polymeric material [12]. We report the use of the spectral domain OCT (SD-OCT) [13][14][15][16], a faster OCT, for fastener flushness and countersink surface profile evaluation.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…With the capability of high axial resolution and fast lateral scan imaging, OCT has been used to perform cross-sectional imaging of biological tissues [5] as well as topographic evaluation of surface roughness [6]. OCT has also been used for fingerprint acquisition [7,8], inspection of fiber coils [9], surface and coating evaluation [10], evaluation of metallic material fractures [11], and nondestructive metrology of layered polymeric material [12]. We report the use of the spectral domain OCT (SD-OCT) [13][14][15][16], a faster OCT, for fastener flushness and countersink surface profile evaluation.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Dada su naturaleza no invasiva, una de las aplicaciones principales es en el campo de las imágenes biomédicas, a través de la tomografía óptica coherente (optical coherence tomography, OCT) (Drexler & Fujimoto, 2015). Sin embargo, esta técnica presenta diversas ventajas en una gran variedad de áreas como arte (Rouba et al, 2008;Targowski & Wojtkowski, 2006), caracterización de componentes, perfilometría (Cerrotta et al, 2015;Nandi et al, 2009) y sensores de fibra óptica (Volkov et al, 2013) Existen tres tipos de sistemas usados generalmente en LCI: en el dominio del tiempo (TD-LCI), en el dominio de Fourier (FD-LCI) y con fuentes de barrido (SS-LCI). En el dominio del tiempo, la señal de interferencia es generada moviendo un espejo de referencia en uno de los brazos del interferómetro.…”
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