Real-time optical imaging and tracking of micron-sized particles |
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Authors: | Feng Qian Qi Song En-kuang Tien Salih K. Kalyoncu Ozdal Boyraz |
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Affiliation: | Advanced Photonics and Devices Laboratory, EECS Department, University of California, Irvine, CA 92697, USA |
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Abstract: | We report real-time imaging and dynamics monitoring of micrometer predefined and random sized particles by time-space-wavelength mapping technology using a single-detector. Experimentally, we demonstrate real-time line imaging of a 5 μm polystyrene microsphere, glass powder particles and patterns such as fingerprints with up to 5 μm resolution at 1 line/50 ns capture rate. By using the same setup, real-time displacement tracking of micrometer-size glass particles with 50 ns temporal resolution and up to 5 μm spatial resolution is achieved. We also show that existing correlation spectroscopy algorithms can be adopted to extract dynamic information in a complex environment. |
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Keywords: | Real-time spectroscopy Real-time imaging Single-shot imaging Optical imaging Optical signal processing |
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