ArticleJournal of engineering and science in medical diagnostics and therapy2021
Effect of an Added Mass on the Vibration Characteristics for Raster Scanning of a Cantilevered Optical Fiber.
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- Video-rate two-photon microendoscopy using second harmonic resonance fiber scanning.Biomedical optics express · 2024Article
- Triple-modality co-registered endoscope featuring wide-field reflectance imaging, and high-resolution multiphoton and optical coherence microscopy.Proceedings of SPIE--the International Society for Optical Engineering · 2021Article
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Abstract
Piezoelectric tube actuators with cantilevered optical fibers have enabled the miniaturization of scanning image acquisition techniques for endoscopic implementation. To achieve raster scanning for such a miniaturized system, the first resonant frequency should be of the order of 10 s of Hz. We explore adding a mass at an intermediate location along the length of the fiber to alter the resonant frequencies of the system. We provide a mathematical model to predict resonant frequencies for a cantilevered beam with an intermediate mass. The theoretical and measured data match well for various fiber lengths, mass sizes, and mass attachment locations along the fiber.
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