Full-field optical coherence microscopy with a sub-nanosecond supercontinuum light source for material research

Bettina Heise; Stefan E. Schausberger; Sören Häuser; Bernhard Plank; Dietmar Salaberger; Elisabeth Leiss-Holzinger; David Stifter

doi:10.1016/j.yofte.2012.07.011

Full-field optical coherence microscopy with a sub-nanosecond supercontinuum light source for material research

Bettina Heise, Stefan E. Schausberger, Sören Häuser, Bernhard Plank, Dietmar Salaberger, Elisabeth Leiss-Holzinger, David Stifter

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Abstract

Full-field optical coherence microscopy performed with a supercontinuum light source based on a Q-switched micro-chip laser pumped photonic crystal fiber is shown to provide ultra-high resolution images from the interior of scattering samples. We exemplify our imaging approach by a detailed analysis of fiber reinforced polymer samples: comparative analysis by X-ray computed tomography as well as advanced data processing of the obtained 3D data is used to retrieve information on physical parameters like fiber orientation and distribution of point defect structures.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	403-410
Number of pages	8
Journal	Optical Fiber Technology
Volume	18
Issue number	5
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1016/j.yofte.2012.07.011
Publication status	Published - Sept 2012

Keywords

Computed Tomography
Glass fibre reinforced polymer
nondestructive testing
Optical coherence microscopy
Broadband supercontinuum light source
Material science
Computed tomography
Image processing
Fiber-filled polymers
Full-field imaging

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Full-field optical coherence microscopy with a sub-nanosecond supercontinuum light source for material research

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