• Laser & Optoelectronics Progress
  • Vol. 57, Issue 13, 131801 (2020)
Mingjie Zheng and Zhifang Li*
Author Affiliations
  • Key Laboratory of Opto-Electronic Science and Technology for Medicine of Ministry of Education, Fujian Provincial Key Laboratory of Photonics Technology, Fujian Normal University, Fuzhou, Fujian 350007, China
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    DOI: 10.3788/LOP57.131801 Cite this Article Set citation alerts
    Mingjie Zheng, Zhifang Li. Spatial-Light Interference Microscope Technology Using Green-Light[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2020, 57(13): 131801 Copy Citation Text show less
    Sketch of the optical path of Zernike phase-contrast microscope
    Fig. 1. Sketch of the optical path of Zernike phase-contrast microscope
    Optical path of the proposed green light SLM. (a) Schematic of light path; (b) real optical path
    Fig. 2. Optical path of the proposed green light SLM. (a) Schematic of light path; (b) real optical path
    Spectrum of green light and the corresponding coherent degree curve. (a) Spectrum of green light; (b) coherent degree curve
    Fig. 3. Spectrum of green light and the corresponding coherent degree curve. (a) Spectrum of green light; (b) coherent degree curve
    Phase distribution of a standard 6 μm oil immersed PS microsphere
    Fig. 4. Phase distribution of a standard 6 μm oil immersed PS microsphere
    Bright field microscopic images of PS microsphere. (a) Water immersed microsphere; (b) oil immersed microsphere
    Fig. 5. Bright field microscopic images of PS microsphere. (a) Water immersed microsphere; (b) oil immersed microsphere
    Grating used for the SLM alignment, the objective back pupil image after alignment, and the ring light source used in the phase contrast imaging. (a) Grating; (b) back pupil image; (c) ring light source
    Fig. 6. Grating used for the SLM alignment, the objective back pupil image after alignment, and the ring light source used in the phase contrast imaging. (a) Grating; (b) back pupil image; (c) ring light source
    Four ring gratings used in the SLIM imaging and the corresponding SLIM images of microspheres. (a) Gratings; (b) corresponding microsphere SLIM images
    Fig. 7. Four ring gratings used in the SLIM imaging and the corresponding SLIM images of microspheres. (a) Gratings; (b) corresponding microsphere SLIM images
    Four section curves corresponding to the four microspheres showed in Fig. 7. (a) I1 with phase modulation angle of 0(0°); (b) I2 with phase modulation angle of π/2(90°); (c) I3 with phase modulation angle of π(180°); (d) I4 with phase modulation angle of 3π/2(270°)
    Fig. 8. Four section curves corresponding to the four microspheres showed in Fig. 7. (a) I1 with phase modulation angle of 0(0°); (b) I2 with phase modulation angle of π/2(90°); (c) I3 with phase modulation angle of π(180°); (d) I4 with phase modulation angle of 3π/2(270°)
    Relationship between correction function and phase difference from -10π to 10π
    Fig. 9. Relationship between correction function and phase difference from -10π to 10π
    Reconstructed images of the oil immersed microsphere. (a) 2D contour of the wrapped phase of the oil immersed microsphere; (b) 3D contour of the unwrapped phase of the oil immersed microsphere
    Fig. 10. Reconstructed images of the oil immersed microsphere. (a) 2D contour of the wrapped phase of the oil immersed microsphere; (b) 3D contour of the unwrapped phase of the oil immersed microsphere
    Comparing the x direction OPD distribution of the oil immersed microsphere (solid line) with that of the standard situation (dashed line). (a) Processed with applying median filter; (b) processed with applying median filter and coherent degree correction
    Fig. 11. Comparing the x direction OPD distribution of the oil immersed microsphere (solid line) with that of the standard situation (dashed line). (a) Processed with applying median filter; (b) processed with applying median filter and coherent degree correction
    Red cell image captured in the SLIM experiment
    Fig. 12. Red cell image captured in the SLIM experiment
    Red cell image after phase reconstruction. (a) 2D contour of wrapped phase of the red cell; (b) 3D contour of unwrapped phase distribution of the red cell
    Fig. 13. Red cell image after phase reconstruction. (a) 2D contour of wrapped phase of the red cell; (b) 3D contour of unwrapped phase distribution of the red cell
    Processing typeSOPD-x /%SOPD-y /%VOPD /%R- /μmRRE /%RRECH /%t /s
    115.115.614.22.7568.16.416
    212.612.68.92.8066.57.716
    313.113.613.42.7608.07.9314
    412.312.38.42.8066.47.7314
    Table 1. Comparison of the calculation results using different processing methods
    Mingjie Zheng, Zhifang Li. Spatial-Light Interference Microscope Technology Using Green-Light[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2020, 57(13): 131801
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