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Instructor: Wei-Chih Wang, Ph.D.
Grading: 1 credits
Class Time: MTWThF 10:00 to 12:00 1:00 to 3:00
(Total of 18
Hours)
Objectives
The
main goal of this course is to introduce engineers to the
characteristics of light that can be used to accomplish a variety of
engineering tasks especially in mechanical analysis. At the end of the
course, students should be familiar with the range of possible
applications for optics in mechanical measurement, and have a sense of
how to evaluate the potential of optical methods vs. non-optical methods
for any task.
Topics
Review
of Geometric Optics and Electromagnetic wave Theory
Introduction to fundamental of fiber optics and waveguide theory
Introduction to Light sources and photodetectors
Optical sensor techniques
and applications:
introduction to the basic concept of ntensity modulation, phase
modulation, other optical techniques and their applciations.
Course Outline and Lecture Notes
Lecture
11 and 12
Bioimaging, biomedical sensing and biomechanical devices
(Fourier, Raman, Fluorescent spectroscopy, Surface Plasmon
Resonator, optical coherent tomography, confocal microscopy,
endoscopy, near
field imaging, distributed force pressure sensing, clinical
glove sensor, etc.)
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