Working Principle of Optical Coherence Tomography
Abstract
VirtualLab Fusion’s various interoperable modeling techniques and non-sequential simulation engine facilitate an efficient modeling of interferometer tasks, such as optical coherence tomography. In this example a Michelson interferometer with a Xenon lamp is constructed and used to measure a specimen with a smoothly modulated surface.
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Use Case
Laser-Based Michelson Interferometer and Interference Fringe Exploration
A Michelson interferometer is set up with the help of non-sequential tracing technology in VirtualLab Fusion, and the interference fringes in different configurations are demonstrated.
Use Case
Fizeau Interferometer for Optical Testing
A Fizeau interferometer is set up with the help of non-sequential field tracing technology, and the interference fringes from several different test surfaces are shown.