Non-invasive analysis system

1. A non-invasive analysis system suitable for measuring blood glucose concentration includes a broadband set of coherent beams, with relatively low divergence angle, optical source. It further includes an optical processing system which provides a probe and a reference beam, applies the probe beam to the target to be analyzed, recombines the beams interferometrically and varies the relative phase relationships of the two beams. It further includes control and processing systems. (Read Full Article)
   
   

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