1991
DOI: 10.1007/bf00325156
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Two-dimensional coherent detection imaging in multiple scattering media based on the directional resolution capability of the optical heterodyne method

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“…This setup is similar to the Toida et al [13] one, but with a CCD camera in place of the mono pixel detector [11]. The main laser L is a λ = 850nm, 20mW Newport 2010M laser followed by an optical isolator.…”
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“…This setup is similar to the Toida et al [13] one, but with a CCD camera in place of the mono pixel detector [11]. The main laser L is a λ = 850nm, 20mW Newport 2010M laser followed by an optical isolator.…”
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“…1993), heterodyning (Yoo et al. 1991) or ultrafast gating and detection techniques (Yoo & Alfano 1990a,b; Toida et al. 1991; Yoo et al.…”
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“…Other techniques that demonstrated similar capabilities, with the purpose of improving imaging quality and depth penetration in turbid media are time-of-flight spectrophotometry [91], time-gated imaging employing delayed coincidence [92], optical heterodyne [93], and second-harmonic-generation crosscorrelation techniques [94]. These imaging systems are expensive and complex, and are limited by the response time of the detectors.…”
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confidence: 99%