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Optics Letters | 1994

Optical multimode frequency-domain reflectometer

Naohiro Tanno; Tsutomu Ichimura; Tadayuki Funaba; Naoki Anndo; Yoshiki Odagiri

A multimode laser can instantaneously generate a carrier frequency of significantly wide band. The proposed systems, composed of a free-running multimode laser diode, an optical spectrometer, and a computing system for fast Fourier transformation, can easily provide the potential for ultrahigh resolution of the order of 10 microm without scanning frequencies as in frequency-domain reflectometers of either the continuously or the stepwise-swept variety.


Optics Communications | 2000

Self-fractional Hankel functions and their properties

Yan Zhang; Tadayuki Funaba; Naohiro Tanno

A new formula for generating the self-fractional Hankel functions (SFHF) is proposed. Some properties of the SFHF are investigated. It is shown that any integrable function can be represented as a linear combination of M SFHFs with angle π/M.


Applied Optics | 1997

Multimode-laser reflectometer with a multichannel wavelength detector and its application

Tadayuki Funaba; Naohiro Tanno; Hiromasa Ito

A multimode-laser reflectometer that detects an interference spectrum by use of a multichannel wavelength detector was developed and its characteristics evaluated experimentally. A spatial resolution of 24 mum and a maximum detectable length of 510 mum were achieved. Thickness mapping of a coverglass was attempted as an application and was compared with an interference fringe between the surface and the back. Good results that reflected the tendency of an interference fringe were obtained.


conference on lasers and electro optics | 1997

Optical Spectral Domain Reflectometer With Multimode Coherency Using Multichannel Wavelength Detector

Tadayuki Funaba; Naohiro Tanno; H. Ito

were made by a reflecting mirror that was attached on a tilting table. Three orthogonal functions calculated by PCM are shown in Fig. 1. Three non-negative filter functions calculated by a neural network algorithm is shown in Fig. 2. Spectral distribution of color of any OPD values can be retrieved by a linear combination of three functions in Figs. 1 and 2. In Fig. 3, the learning data were plotted on a three-dimensional subspace spanned by three orthogonal basis vectors in Fig. 1. If a spectral intensity of unknown OPD is projected on the subspace, OPD is determined as a parameter value of the nearest point on the curve from the projected point. Colored fringes obtained by a surface of a bearing bawl was analyzed and results are shown in Fig. 4. A resultant averaged radius of curvature that is 1.989 mm coincided with that obtained by a digital micrometer, 1.984 mm. FP2 1400


Optical Review | 1996

High-resolution optical time domain reflectmetry based on a broadband continuous wave multimode laser diode

Yishu Wang; Tadayuki Funaba; Tsutomu Ichimura; Naohiro Tan–No

A broadband light source can be obtained by operating a multimode laser diode with a bias current below threshold. We propose an optical time domain reflectometer for high-resolution with a broadband cw multimode laser. The emission spectrum of the multimode laser diode that affects an interference signal is investigated. With this method, the spatial resolution is measured as 11.5 μm, corresponding to that of 38.3-fs pulses, and a minimum detectable reflectivity < -90 dB is achieved.


Optical Review | 1996

High-Resolution Reflectometry by Optical Multidigitized Coherence

Tsutomu Ichimura; Naoki Anndo; Tadayuki Funaba; Shigeru Endo; Yoshiki Odagiri; Naohiro Tanno; Humio Inaba


The Review of Laser Engineering | 1995

Optical Multimode Time-Domain Reflectometry

Yishu Wang; Tadayuki Funaba; Tsutomu Ichimura; Naohiro Tanno


The Review of Laser Engineering | 1996

Optical Reflection-Intensity-Distribution Reproduction Based on the Detection of Interference Spectrum Distribution -A Phase Sensitive Interference Component Detection Method-

Tsutomu Ichimura; Naoki Andou; Tadayuki Funaba; Sigeru Endou; Naohiro Tanno


The Review of Laser Engineering | 1996

Optical Reflection-Intensity-Distribution Reproduction Based on the Detection of Interference Spectrum Distribution -A Direct Detection Method-

Tsutomu Ichimura; Naoki Andou; Yoshiki Odagiri; Tadayuki Funaba; Shigeru Endou; Naohiro Tanno


The Review of Laser Engineering | 1997

Selective Detection Capability of Optical Coherence Imaging through Strongly Scattering Media such as Biological Tissues

Tsutomu Ichimura; Masao Takeda; Tadayuki Funaba; Sigeru Endou; Naohiro Tanno

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Humio Inaba

Tohoku Institute of Technology

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