Optical apparatus for dual beam heterodyne Fourier domain optical coherence tomography, has detector that synchronizes phase shift such that sample signal or sample interface moving at arbitrary velocity is detected by phase change
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The field of signal processing has known tremendous progress with the
development of digital signal processing. The first foundation of digital signal processing is due to Shannon's sampling theorem which shows that any bandlimited analog signal can... ...
