• Chinese Journal of Lasers
  • Vol. 50, Issue 11, 1101014 (2023)
Long Pan and Xiaohua Feng*
Author Affiliations
  • Research Center for Humanoid Sensing, Zhejiang Lab, Hangzhou 311121, Zhejiang, China
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    DOI: 10.3788/CJL230574 Cite this Article Set citation alerts
    Long Pan, Xiaohua Feng. Snapshot Three-Dimensional Imaging of Superluminal Motion of Pulsed Lasers with Light Field Tomography[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2023, 50(11): 1101014 Copy Citation Text show less
    Illustration of ultrafast laser pulse propagating within the camera coordinate system
    Fig. 1. Illustration of ultrafast laser pulse propagating within the camera coordinate system
    Principle of 3D light field tomography imaging system and image processing flowchart (MLA: microlens array). (a) Imaging principle of cylindrical lens; (b) imaging system of light field tomography; (a) image processing pipeline for light field tomography
    Fig. 2. Principle of 3D light field tomography imaging system and image processing flowchart (MLA: microlens array). (a) Imaging principle of cylindrical lens; (b) imaging system of light field tomography; (a) image processing pipeline for light field tomography
    Digital refocusing and all-in-focus image generation of light field tomography (scale bar: 15 mm). (a) Imaging experimental setup; (b) digital refocusing imaging results of ultrafast laser; (c) results of all-in-focus (AiF) image generation and reference 2D camera imaging; (d) raw signal recorded by the streak camera sensor; (e) pulse broadening of the ultrafast laser pulse inside the light diffusing fiber (point P1, P2 and P3 in Fig. 3(c)
    Fig. 3. Digital refocusing and all-in-focus image generation of light field tomography (scale bar: 15 mm). (a) Imaging experimental setup; (b) digital refocusing imaging results of ultrafast laser; (c) results of all-in-focus (AiF) image generation and reference 2D camera imaging; (d) raw signal recorded by the streak camera sensor; (e) pulse broadening of the ultrafast laser pulse inside the light diffusing fiber (point P1, P2 and P3 in Fig. 3(c)
    LIFT observation of 3D reflection propagation of ultrafast laser pulse in air (scale bar: 15 mm). (a) Experimental setup diagram; (b) 3D imaging results of ultrafast laser pulse reflection; (c) 3D image of ultrafast laser reflection path; (d) raw signal recorded by the streak camera sensor; (e) depth variation of the ultrafast laser pulse with time, where the dots denote raw depth points and the solid line denotes filtered depth point
    Fig. 4. LIFT observation of 3D reflection propagation of ultrafast laser pulse in air (scale bar: 15 mm). (a) Experimental setup diagram; (b) 3D imaging results of ultrafast laser pulse reflection; (c) 3D image of ultrafast laser reflection path; (d) raw signal recorded by the streak camera sensor; (e) depth variation of the ultrafast laser pulse with time, where the dots denote raw depth points and the solid line denotes filtered depth point
    LIFT observation of 3D superluminal motion propagation of ultrafast laser pulse inside a fiber (scale bar: 15 mm). (a) Experimental setup diagram; (b) 3D imaging results of ultrafast laser pulse propagation inside the fiber and its static propagation path; (c) raw signal recorded by the streak camera sensor; (d) depth variation of the ultrafast laser pulse with time, where the dots denote raw depth points and the solid line denotes filtered depth point
    Fig. 5. LIFT observation of 3D superluminal motion propagation of ultrafast laser pulse inside a fiber (scale bar: 15 mm). (a) Experimental setup diagram; (b) 3D imaging results of ultrafast laser pulse propagation inside the fiber and its static propagation path; (c) raw signal recorded by the streak camera sensor; (d) depth variation of the ultrafast laser pulse with time, where the dots denote raw depth points and the solid line denotes filtered depth point
    Long Pan, Xiaohua Feng. Snapshot Three-Dimensional Imaging of Superluminal Motion of Pulsed Lasers with Light Field Tomography[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2023, 50(11): 1101014
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