Computational super-resolution imaging with multimode fiber using
Imaging through a multimode fiber (MMF) with a spatial-resolution beyond the diffraction limit has recently been
Wavefront shaping (WFS) and raster-scan imaging are widely used to control the input light field in MMFs, compensating for mode mixing and speckle formation. By precisely modulating the phase and amplitude of the input beam, WFS enables the reconstruction of high-resolution images at the fiber output, effectively overcoming the limitations imposed by inter-modal interference and the small core size of MMFs . Compressive imaging (CI) leverages sparse sampling and computational reconstruction to achieve super-resolution. By using fewer measurements than traditional raster scanning, CI can reconstruct high-resolution 3D images efficiently, making it suitable for flexible, thin probes in biomedical applications .
Modal decomposition involves characterizing the individual modes propagating in an MMF. Two main methods are used:
Super-resolution imaging through MMFs can be achieved by combining physical speckle properties with deep learning (DL). DL models trained on speckle patterns can reconstruct high-resolution images from low-resolution measurements, effectively upsampling the image while preserving spatial information. Physics-informed DL approaches integrate speckle correlation theory to enhance reconstruction fidelity and resolution beyond conventional limits . Endoscopic imaging using MMFs benefits from these methods, enabling minimally invasive, high-resolution visualization of internal tissues while maintaining a compact fiber footprint .
Recent studies demonstrate that nonlocal reconstruction using linear optimization can increase the number of resolvable features up to four times the number of spatial modes per polarization. This is achieved by inputting sequences of random field patterns and reconstructing the image from the resulting intensity patterns, exploiting the squaring effect in field-to-intensity conversion .
To enhance resolution in multimode optical fibers, researchers employ a combination of:

Imaging through a multimode fiber (MMF) with a spatial-resolution beyond the diffraction limit has recently been
In this paper we describe a method that uses a multimode illumination fiber to project different high-resolution patterns
A parametric dispersion model that describes mode mixing in multimode fiber enables calibration of the fiber''s
Characterizing the modes at the output of a multimode fiber is time consuming due to computational cost. Here the
We discuss various aspects of multimode fibers: their main parameters, launching light into multimode
The reason lies in the limited number and compromised spatial resolution of low-correlated speckle patterns provided
Here, we adopted an endoscopic approach utilizing multimode optical fibers (MMFs). The principles behind the MMF
The studies presented above demonstrate that multimode optical fibers can be used as high-resolution, general purpose
We demonstrate Optical-Resolution Photoacoustic Microscopy (OR-PAM), where the optical field is focused and
Phase ambiguity and large datasets are two big challenges for mode decomposition based on deep-learning
Abstract Optical fiber-based high-resolution fluorescence imaging techniques have promising applications in clinical
Multimode fibers are gaining a resurgence of interest in both fundamental and applied research in recent years. Thanks
Label-free quantitative phase imaging is vital for optical microscopy and metrology
Our method leverages angular correlations in the far-field regime of MMFs, providing a mechanism to exploit the fiber''s
In this thesis, we investigated two computational imaging methods, wavefront shaping (WFS) based raster-scan (RS)
The object is scanned using this optical spot, and the backscattered light is collected through a multimode fiber to
Unfortunately, these methods are ineffective against severe deformation. The successful application of deep learning in
There are three fundamentally different dispersive phenomena in optical fiber, of which polarization mode dispersion (PMD) is the
In this thesis, we investigated two computational imaging methods, wavefront shaping
Here we develop a miniaturized diffractive neural network (DN2s) integrated on the distal facet of a MMF for the direct
We propose and demonstrate that a conventional multimode fiber can function as a high resolution, low loss spectrometer. The
In this paper, we present a rapid beam-focusing method for multimode fiber (MMF) that integrates a Convolutional
This creates a pixelated image having reduced resolution for small overall fiber diameter and it is being damaged by
Abstract Mode decomposition (MD), which can obtain the amplitude and phase of each propagating mode in
A miniaturized diffractive neural network is fabricated on the distal facet of a multimode fibre, allowing all-optical image
ation of imaging endoscopes has proven crucial for minimally invasive surgery in vivo. Recent progress enabled by super-resolution
In this paper, we propose a real-time imaging system using flexible MMFs, but which is robust to bending. Our
Abstract: A novel mode analysis method and differential mode delay (DMD) measurement technique for a multimode optical fiber
Optical resolution photoacoustic microscopy (OR-PAM) is a non-invasive, label-free method of in vivo imaging with
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