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    1300 nm SD-OCT system by Wasatch Photonics

    Nov. 15, 2013
    A 1300 nm spectral-domain optical coherence tomography (OCT) system from Wasatch Photonics' Systems Division features a 2048-pixel spectrometer rather than a wavelength-swept laser to generate deep sub-surface images.
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    A 1300 nm spectral-domain optical coherence tomography (SD-OCT) system from Wasatch Photonics' Systems Division (Durham, NC) features a 2048-pixel spectrometer rather than a swept-wavelength laser to generate deep sub-surface images. The system delivers imaging speeds of up to 70,000 lines/s for such applications as cardiology and dermatology, with potential for others.

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