ArticleBiomedical optics express2026
Correction method and tissue simulation approach for system polarization mode dispersion in polarization-sensitive OCT.
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Polarization mode dispersion (PMD) caused by single-mode fibers and circulators is a major source of noise in fiber-based PS-OCT systems. It introduces an unknown wavelength dependent change of the polarization state incident on the sample, which can lead to erroneous local optic axis and retardation measurements. In this paper, we present a correction method for PMD and other possible wavelength dependent system distortions, based on a Jones and Stokes eigenvector analysis. The method was validated in a new PS-OCT simulation framework of birefringent tissue and system PMD. It was then used to correct
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