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Opt Lett. 1999 Dec 15;24(24):1808-10
Authors: Xu F, Pudavar HE, Prasad PN, Dickensheets D
We investigate confocal enhanced optical coherence tomography as a nondestructive evaluation tool for imaging with improved image contrast and depth resolution through a highly scattering paint layer. The depth responses provided by confocal microscopy, optical coherence tomography, and confocal enhanced optical coherence tomography for imaging through paint are investigated. We demonstrate that a new combination of confocal microscopy and optical coherence tomography provides significantly improved resolution and contrast for coherence gated imaging of substrate structures under the paint.
PMID: 18079938 ... (Read Full Article)
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