The present invention belongs to the field of optical technology, disclosing a quadrilateral common-path time-modulated interferometric spectral imaging device and method. The present invention sets up a moving mirror scanning mechanism in a quadrilateral common path interferometer for generating optical path differences that vary with time, so that the quadrilateral common-path time-modulated interferometric spectral imaging device operates in the staring observation mode. The invention can make the quadrilateral common-path time-modulated interferometric spectral imaging device not only retain the advantages of common optical path spectroscopic technology, but also obtain high spectral resolution.

A system for non-invasively interrogating an in vivo sample for measurement of analytes comprises a pulse sensor coupled to the in vivo sample for detect a blood pulse of the sample and for generating a corresponding pulse signal, a laser generator for generating a laser radiation having a wavelength, power and diameter, the laser radiation being directed toward the sample to elicit Raman signals, a laser controller adapted to activate the laser generator, a spectrometer situated to receive the Raman signals and to generate analyte spectral data; and a computing device coupled to the pulse sensor, laser controller and spectrometer which is adapted to correlate the spectral data with the pulse signal based on timing data received from the laser controller in order to isolate spectral components from analytes within the blood of the sample from spectral components from analytes arising from non-blood components of the sample.

A spectral imaging system includes an autocorrelator to generate different autocorrelations when the moving reflector in the autocorrelator is at different positions so as to reconstruct spectral images. The system also includes a position measurement system to measure the actual positions of the moving reflector when autocorrelations are taken. These actual locations, instead of the desired locations in conventional methods, are then used to reconstruct the spectral image. This approach can address the misalignment of the moving reflector from its desired location (due to external disturbances, slow actuator dynamics, and other factors) in conventional spectral imaging techniques and allow the development of high-resolution, high-stability, portable imaging spectrometers for the general public.

A lens scanning mode hyperspectral imaging system and a rotor unmanned aerial vehicle include: an imaging lens, an imaging spectrometer and a surface array detector arranged in sequence and coaxial to a main optic axis, wherein the imaging spectrometer and the surface array detector are connected and mounted to each other; wherein the lens scanning mode hyperspectral imaging system further includes: a driving device for driving the imaging lens to translate relative to a plane where a slit of the imaging spectrometer is. The hyperspectral imaging system of the present invention overcomes the technical bias in the prior art that the imaging lens must be fixed, and the present invention provides relative motion between the target object and the imaging spectrometer by the lens scanning mode for imaging, which solves the image distortion problem of conventional hyperspectral imaging system using a slit scanning mode or a scanning mode.

A spectrometer includes a substrate; a plurality of light detectors in the substrate; and a plurality of light filters over the plurality of light detectors, each of the plurality of light filters transmitting a different wavelength or reflecting a different wavelength, each of the light filters aligned with a corresponding one of the plurality of light detectors.

A filter device for an optical module for a lab-on-a-chip analysis device, in which the optical module has a light path, includes a support element, a filter support, and a drive device. The support element can be mounted in the optical module. The filter support is arranged so that it can move on the support element. The filter support also has a first filter region and a second filter region. The drive device is configured such that the filter support can move between a first position in which the first filter region is arranged in the light path, and a second position in which the second filter region is arranged in the light path.

Provided is an optical system which may acquire a hyperspectral image by acquiring a spectral image of an object to be measured, which includes, to collect spectral data and train the neural network, an image forming part forming an image from an object to be measured and transmitting collimated light, a slit moving to scan the incident image and passing and outputting a part of the formed image, and a first optical part obtaining spectral data by splitting light of the image received through the slit by wavelength. Also, the system includes, to decompose overlapped spectral data and to infer hyperspectral image data through the trained neural network, an image forming part forming an image from an object to be measured and transmitting collimated light, and a first optical part obtaining spectral data by splitting light of the received image by wavelength.

In the voice coil motor and the interference spectrophotometer according to the invention, the angular deviation between the movable and fixed mirrors can always be suppressed to one second or less. The voice coil motor is provided with: a static unit 71 including a yoke 73 having a cylindrical part 73a fixed to the static unit 71 and a magnet 74 disposed in the cylindrical part 73a fixed to the static unit 71; a movable unit 72 including a circular coil 72b fixed thereto, the circular coil 72b disposed between the cylindrical part 73a of the yoke 73 and the magnet 74; and a power supply line 72c for connecting the coil 72b to a power supply. The cylindrical part 73a of the yoke 73 has a slit 73c through which the power supply line 72c is to pass is created, the movable unit 72 is configured to reciprocally move relative to the static unit 71 in response to an electromagnetic force generated by the magnet 74 in conjunction with the activated coil 72b, and another slit 73d is created in the cylindrical part 73a of the yoke 73 in such a manner that the slits 73c,73d are symmetrical with respect to a central axis of the cylindrical part 73a.

A spectroscopic detection device includes a laser light source configured to emit a laser beam, an objective configured to irradiate a sample with the laser beam, a scanner arranged in an illumination optical path between the laser light source and the objective, a light detector configured to detect light from the sample, a plurality of optical filters arranged in a detection optical path between the objective and the light detector, and a driving device. The driving device rotates the plurality of optical filters in such a manner that at least one of the optical filters has its rotational axis in a direction different from a rotational axis of the other optical filter.

A filter device for an optical module for a lab-on-a-chip analysis device, in which the optical module has a light path, includes a support element, a filter support, and a drive device. The support element can be mounted in the optical module. The filter support is arranged so that it can move on the support element. The filter support also has a first filter region and a second filter region. The drive device is configured such that the filter support can move between a first position in which the first filter region is arranged in the light path, and a second position in which the second filter region is arranged in the light path