Time-gated transillumination of objects in highly scattering media using a subpicosecond optical amplifier

We have developed an optical system that simultaneously selects and amplifies photons in a time window of less than 10 ps. This new subpicosecond optical amplifier allowed us to realize one-dimensional images of a striped pattern with a spatial resolution of 200-/spl mu/m through a 30-mm liquid scat...

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Optical imaging
Optical scattering
Particle scattering
Photons
Scattering
Semiconductor optical amplifiers
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