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Near perfect focusing through multimode fibres

Gomes et al., 2022

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15989323341566914181
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Gomes A
Turtaev S
Du Y
Čižmár T
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Optics Express

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Holographic, multimode fibre (MMF) based endoscopes envision high-quality in-vivo imaging inside previously inaccessible structures of living organisms, amongst other perspective applications. Within these instruments, a digital micro-mirror device (DMD) is …
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