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Fiber-Optic Probes as Sensors for Diffuse Backscattering

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Abstract

We analyze the performance of various fiber-optic probe designs for in-situ measurement of diffusely back-scattered light by turbid media. The characteristics of probes with different interaction volumes is discussed and fitted to model calibration functions.

© 2010 Optical Society of America

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