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Using a conventional semiconductor laser and a multimode optical fiber we study experimentally how the speckle pattern depends on the laser pump
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Using a conventional semiconductor laser and a multimode optical fiber we study experimentally how the speckle pattern depends on the laser pump
Here we give the details of the algorithm developed to extract quantitative strain information from the recorded speckle pattern scattered out of a multimode fiber.
For multimode fibers subjected to intense perturbations, as one cannot expect to learn all morphological parameters, the existence of invariant fiber characteristics that survive intense
This work introduces an in-situ nano-displacement measurement system via a multimode fiber probe with superoscillatory speckles and deep learning.
Multimode fibers (MMF) have been extensively investigated for transmitting images. The transmitting images are distorted into speckle patterns by MMFs, which can be reconstructed by
Summary A deformation sensing technique with a multimode plastic optical fibre based on intensity speckle patterns'' correlation coefficient measurement has been presented. Influence of the average
A general-purpose all-fiber spectrometer is demonstrated to overcome the trade-off between spectral resolution and bandwidth. By integrating a wavelength division multiplexer with five multimode
Flexible fiber-optic lensless endoscopic imaging plays a significant role in medical and biological applications. Lensless imaging based on far-field speckle of multi-core fibers under
However, current clinical practices depend on surgeons'' subjective evaluations, lacking objective metrics for biomechanical assessment. Here, a single-fiber embedded acetabular trail is introduced for
Furthermore, speckle patterns change as the fiber undergoes bending, making the use of MMFs in flexible imaging applications even more complicated.
In this paper, the interference speckle patterns generated by multimode optical fibers are described. In our experience two types of interference are present, random interference between
Besides, a novel multiwavelength multimode random fiber laser is also realized. The proposed and demonstrated fiber lasers have potential applications in speckle-free images, optical
We examine how these algorithms perform when analyzing speckle patterns from a polymer optical fiber exposed to variations in both refractive index and pressure.
We characterized the temporal fluctuations of dynamic speckles in a dedicated optical fiber-based setup, in transmission, where we placed the thermo-optic colloidal suspension between
Schematic representation of speckle formation and wavefront shap-ing through a multimode fiber using digital optical phase conjugation is shown. (a) A random input wavefront produces a speckle
We propose and demonstrate a silicon photonic integrated circuit (PIC) for exciting different spatial modes launched into a multimode-fiber (MMF) speckle imaging system.
This article presents a comparative study on the performance of three widely used speckle demodulation algorithms, average intensity algorithm (AIA), normalized inner product coefficient
The total intensity of speckle patterns reflected from the distal end of fibers peaks when optimal coupling alignment is achieved. In our system, a microscope objective focuses the incident beam into a
We present a technique that utilizes cascaded resonant cylindrical piezoelectric ceramics and multimode optical fibers wound around them to
The fiber-based spectrometer consists of a multimode fiber and a monochrome CCD camera that images the speckle pattern at the end of the fiber. The speckle pattern, created by interference
Based on the speckle pattern of a HERLEV dataset cell image transmitted by a multimode fiber, this paper studies the recognition accuracy of various types of speckle by a support vector
This paper proposes the characterization of speckle patterns of multimode fibers in view of sensing applications and particularly for detection of vibration or seismic activity.
By incorporating the dimensionality limitation through l1 regularization, our approach demonstrates consistently higher-fidelity projections across different