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DHMI: Dynamic holographic microscopy interface

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He, Xuefei
Zheng, Yujie
Lee, Woei Ming (Steve)

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SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering

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Digital holographic microscopy (DHM) is a powerful in-vitro biological imaging tool. In this paper, we report a fully automated off-axis digital holographic microscopy system completed with a graphical user interface in the Matlab © environment. The interface primarily includes Fourier domain processing, phase reconstruction, aberration compensation and autofocusing. A variety of imaging operations such as region of interest selection, de-noising mode (filtering and averaging), low frame rate imaging for immediate reconstruction and high frame rate imaging routine (~ 27 fps) are implemented to facilitate ease of use.

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Proceedings of SPIE, Conference Volume 10013

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