Beam-Splitters within Optical Coherence Tomography

An advanced technology used specifically within retinal imaging and analysis
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Optical Coherence Tomography otherwise known as OCT is an advanced technology used specifically within retinal imaging and analysis. This non-invasive technology was designed to provide highly detailed images of the retina as well as the optic nerve. It uses light waves to take cross-section images of your retina, using OCT it is possible to see each of the retina’s distinctive layers. Within OCT’s, a light source with a broad optical bandwidth is used for illumination and is split by a Non-Polarising Beam-Splitter into 2 paths referred to as the reference and sample arms. The light from both the reference and sample arms are reflected back and combined at the detector. An interference effect is seen at the detector in the reference and sample arm only if the time travelled by the light is nearly equal. Read PDF for more info

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Material:
N-BK7 or Equivalent; UV Grade Fused Silica
Dimension Tolerances:
+0, -0.02mm
Flatness:
λ/4 over 25mm
Surface Quality:
<40/20 Scratch/Dig
Angles:
+/-1 arcmin
Coatings:
Typically 50:50; 70:30; 90:10 Ratio Split

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