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18 August 2014 IDIA: doubling the recorded imaging area or the frame rate in off-axis interferometric microscopy
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Abstract
We review the interferometric double-imaging area (IDIA) technique,1 a new holographic principle and an optical setup for doubling the field of view of interferometric imaging setups, and obtaining wider off-axis interference areas with low-coherence light sources. The method enables measuring larger samples that cannot fit into one interferometric field of view without decreasing the microscope magnification or performing scanning, while losing in the camera frame rate. The new principle was implemented using a modified off-axis τ interferometer, which is compact, portable, and easy to construct and align even with low-coherence light sources. We demonstrate using the proposed technique for imaging the quantitative phase maps of a transparent microscopic test target and live neurons.
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Pinhas Girshovitz and Natan T. Shaked "IDIA: doubling the recorded imaging area or the frame rate in off-axis interferometric microscopy", Proc. SPIE 9203, Interferometry XVII: Techniques and Analysis, 920319 (18 August 2014); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2064454
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KEYWORDS
Interferometry

Cameras

Einsteinium

Microscopes

Multiplexing

Erbium

Brain mapping

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