Journal: Biomedical Optics Express
Article Title: Single wavelength, dual temporal offset module for AOSLO systems
doi: 10.1364/BOE.579262
Figure Lengend Snippet: A schematic of the Indiana AOSLO with module. Components of the original system are indicated with small letters (sm1) and red rays, whereas components that were changed or added are indicated in caps (M1) and blue rays. S1, S2 – light source with collimator (840 nm, 780 nm, respectively), λ/2 – half-wave plate, M, M1, M3, M4, M6, M8, M9, M0, m0, m, m4, m9, m13, m17 – plane mirrors, BS1, BS2 – beamsplitters (10:90, R:T), d – dichroic beamsplitter, p – pellicle beamsplitter, SM2, SM5, SM7 – mirrors (R = 700 mm), sm1, sm12 – mirrors (R = 1000 mm), sm2 – mirror (R = 750 mm), dm3, dm11 – deformable mirrors, sm5, sm8 – mirrors (R = 500 mm), sm6, sm14 – mirrors (R = 400 mm), m7 – fast scanner, sm10 – mirror (R = 2000mm), m15 – horizontal scanner, m18 – vertical scanner, fm16, fm19 – field mirrors (R = 304.8 mm), L1, L2 –achromatic lenses (fl = 175 mm), D – spatial beamsplitter, WFS – wavefront sensor, PP – pupil conjugate plane, RP – retinal conjugate plane. A top view.
Article Snippet: Between the dichroic mirror and the WFS, we located a pellicle beamsplitter (p, 10:90, reflectance:trasmission, BSN11, Thorlabs) to introduce the beacon (10 mW, SLD-mCS, Superlum, Ireland).
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