Variable zoom digital in-line holographic microscopy
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| author | Sanz, Martin Trusiak, Maciej Garcia, Javier Mico, Vicente |
| author_facet | Sanz, Martin Trusiak, Maciej Garcia, Javier Mico, Vicente |
| contents | We report on a novel layout providing variable zoom in digital in-line holographic microscopy (VZ-DIHM). The implementation is in virtue of an electrically tunable lens (ETL) which enables to slightly shift the illumination source axial position without mechanical movement of any system component. Magnifications ranging from 15X to 35X are easily achievable using the same layout and resulting in a substantial variation of the total field of view (FOV). The performance of the proposed setup is, first, validated using a resolution test target where the main parameters are analyzed (theoretically and experimentally) and, second, corroborated analyzing biological sample (prostate cancer cells) showing its application to biomedical imaging. |
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| publishDate | 2025 |
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| spellingShingle | Variable zoom digital in-line holographic microscopy Sanz, Martin Trusiak, Maciej Garcia, Javier Mico, Vicente Optics We report on a novel layout providing variable zoom in digital in-line holographic microscopy (VZ-DIHM). The implementation is in virtue of an electrically tunable lens (ETL) which enables to slightly shift the illumination source axial position without mechanical movement of any system component. Magnifications ranging from 15X to 35X are easily achievable using the same layout and resulting in a substantial variation of the total field of view (FOV). The performance of the proposed setup is, first, validated using a resolution test target where the main parameters are analyzed (theoretically and experimentally) and, second, corroborated analyzing biological sample (prostate cancer cells) showing its application to biomedical imaging. |
| title | Variable zoom digital in-line holographic microscopy |
| topic | Optics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.09570 |