Optical imaging apparatus

Optics: measuring and testing – By light interference – Using fiber or waveguide interferometer

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C600S478000

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10874573

ABSTRACT:
An optical imaging apparatus has an optical scanning probe configured to irradiate low-coherence light onto a subject and to perform photo-reception of light scattered at the subject, and an observation device adapted to construct a cross-section image of the subject based on information from the light received through the optical scanning probe. The optical scanning probe is detachably connected to the observation device.

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