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27 February 2015 A fully static OCT sensor using a glass integrated optic chip bonded to a CCD linear camera
A. Morand, A. Warzecha, E. Ghibaudo, F. Thomas, P. Benech, E. Le Coarer, R. Puget, Christophe Bonneville, Bruno Martin, C. Cassagnettes, Denis Barbier
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Abstract
A fully static OCT device is proposed. The glass integrated optic technology is used to have a large Fourier interferogram along an edge of the glass chip bonded on CCD linear detector array without protective glass window. After having described the system principles, first measurements will be presented. For that an optical signal coming from a SLED is divided in two equal parts injected respectively in a reference input and a probe input. It will be demonstrated that an optical phase difference measurement close to 600µm in the air can be achieved with an optical contrast of 30dB.
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A. Morand, A. Warzecha, E. Ghibaudo, F. Thomas, P. Benech, E. Le Coarer, R. Puget, Christophe Bonneville, Bruno Martin, C. Cassagnettes, and Denis Barbier "A fully static OCT sensor using a glass integrated optic chip bonded to a CCD linear camera", Proc. SPIE 9365, Integrated Optics: Devices, Materials, and Technologies XIX, 93650X (27 February 2015); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2080187
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KEYWORDS
Cameras

Glasses

Optical coherence tomography

Mirrors

Planar waveguides

Waveguides

Integrated optics

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