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Hyperspectral imaging based on double frequency comb (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)CM Patents

Hyperspectral image based on double frequency comb. A method of generating a double comb signal of illumination frequencies that provides a train of low frequency interferograms (180) readable by a regular video camera (160) comprising N pixels and a sampling frequency of V Hz to extract information (170) hyperspectral, the procedure comprising providing a monochromatic signal, dividing the monochromatic signal into two divided monochromatic signals, shifting the frequency of each monochromatic signal with an offset frequency less than {IMAGE-01} Hz, generating two frequency combs that have a repetition difference of less than {PICTURE-02} Hz by non-linear modulation of the two divided monochromatic signals, generating the double illumination comb signal, illuminating a target and using a camera (160) to read the interferogram train frequency (180) of the reflected and/or transmitted illumination double comb signal of a sample and perform the tr Ansformed Fourier of the train of low-frequency interferograms (180) detected by each pixel of the N pixels to extract the hyperspectral information (170). (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

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Updated at
05/11/2026
Numero publicacion
EP.3993397.A1
Fecha publicacion
04/05/2022
Anio publicacion
2022
Numero solicitud
EP20200833110

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1. A method for generating a illumination dual-comb signal that provides a low frequency train of interferograms (180) readable by a regular video-rate camera (160) comprising N pixels and a sampling frequency of V Hz to extract hyperspectral information (170), the method comprising: providing a monochromatic signal; splitting the monochromatic signal in two split monochromatic signals; frequency shifting each monochromatic signal with an offset frequency below V 2 <img class="EMIRef" id="e4105d54-37c0-4518-9a07-df4d58a30d41-ib0005" /> Hz; generating two frequency combs having a difference in repetition frequencies below V 2 <img class="EMIRef" id="e4105d54-37c0-4518-9a07-df4d58a30d41-ib0006" /> Hz by a nonlinear modulation of the two split monochromatic signals; combining the two generated frequency comb signals to generate the illumination dual-comb signal; Illuminating a target with the illumination dual-comb signal; and employing a video-rate camera (160) to read a low frequency train of interferograms (180) based on a reflected and/or transmitted signal of the illumination dual-comb signal; and performing Fourier transformation of the low frequency train of interferograms (180) detected by each pixel from the N pixels to extract the hyperspectral information (170). 2. The method for generating a dual-comb signal according to claim 1, further comprses shifting the illumination dual-comb signal to wavelength ranges including the visible, the mid-IR and the terahertz ranges. 3. The method for generating a dual-comb signal according any of the preceding claims, wherein performing frequency shifting comprises shifting each signal at a 40 MHz having a frequency offset of 5Hz . 4. The method for generating a dual-comb signal according to any of the preceding claims, wherein performing nonlinear modulation comprises using single or an arrangement of intensity or phase modulators. 5. A system for generating a dual-comb signal that provides a low frequency train of interferograms (180) readable by a regular video-rate camera (160) to extract hyperspectral information (170), the system comprising: a laser (110) providing a monochromatic signal; a first splitter (105a) to split the monochromatic signal into two split signals; a first acousto-optic modulator (120a) and a first phase modulator (130a) to perform a frequency shift and the nonlinear modulation of a first split signal; a second acousto-optic modulator (120b) and a second phase modulator (130b) to perform a frequency shift and the nonlinear modulation of a second split signal; a second splitter (115b) to combine the first and second modulated split signals to obtain the dual-comb signal.

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Inventores
MARTÍN MATEOS, PedroMartín Mateos PedroDE DIOS FERNÁNDEZ, CristinaDe Dios Fernández CristinaBONILLA MANRIQUE, Óscar ElíasBonilla Manrique Óscar ElíasGuarnizo Herreño Guillermo AndrésGUARNIZO HERREÑO, Guillermo AndrésMartín Mateos, PedroDe Dios Fernández, CristinaBonilla Manrique, Oscar ElíasBonilla Manrique Oscar ElíasGuarnizo Herreño, Guillermo Andrés
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Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
Clasificacion ipc
G01J 3/ 10 A IG02F 1/ 01 A IH04N 5/ 30 A I
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