19 August 2013 Design for source-and-detector configuration of a ring-scanning-based near-infrared optical imaging system
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Abstract
The design scheme of the source-and-detector arrangement of a ring-scanning-based near-infrared optical imaging system prior to the mechanical and optical construction is demonstrated. In terms of the effectiveness and efficiency of design, through the computation of image reconstruction for varied imaging configurations, the influences of the source-and-detector arrangement on the resulting images are evaluated and a formula to estimate the scanning time is provided. The basic idea of our design is to divide circular scanning into several zones, each of which includes n sources and l detectors; i.e., m zones and n sources along with l detectors per zone are defined in the design. Comparison is made among different imaging configurations where their contrast-to-noise ratio measures are evaluated and contrast-and-size detail resolution curves are depicted. Results show that the 2Z3S or 3Z3S configuration is the optimal design in terms of the time consumption of a complete scanning and the resolution of reconstructed optical-property images.
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Jhao-Ming Yu, Min-Cheng Pan, and Min-Chun Pan "Design for source-and-detector configuration of a ring-scanning-based near-infrared optical imaging system," Optical Engineering 53(1), 011002 (19 August 2013). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.OE.53.1.011002
Published: 19 August 2013
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Imaging systems

Breast

Image resolution

Magnetic resonance imaging

Optical engineering

Near infrared

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