Optics Express · 2007 · 22 citations · 14 references
EngineeringBiomedical EngineeringBiomedical OpticsBiophotonicsOpticsLight-tissue InteractionOptical ImagingPhysical OpticsScattering In TissueTissue Optical PropertiesTissue OpticsOptical Phase ConjugationPhase ConjugationVolumetric Imaging
Turbidity Suppression via Optical Phase Conjugation (TS-OPC) is an optical phenomenon that uses the back propagation nature of optical phase conjugate light field to undo the effect of tissue scattering. We use the computationally efficient and accurate pseudospectral time-domain (PSTD) simulation method to study this phenomenon; a key adaptation is the volumetric inversion of the optical wavefront E-field as a means for simulating a phase conjugate mirror. We simulate a number of scenarios and demonstrate that TS-OPC deteriorates with increased scattering in the medium, or increased mismatch between the random medium and the phase conjugate wave during reconstruction.
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