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Single fiber reflectance spectroscopy calibration.

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To accurately determine sample optical properties using single fiber reflectance spectroscopy (SFR), an absolute calibration of the reflectance is required. We investigated two SFR calibration methods, using a calibrated mirror… Click to show full abstract

To accurately determine sample optical properties using single fiber reflectance spectroscopy (SFR), an absolute calibration of the reflectance is required. We investigated two SFR calibration methods, using a calibrated mirror and using the Fresnel reflection at the fiber tip as a reference. We compared these to commonly used calibration methods, using either Intralipid-20% in combination with Monte Carlo simulations or Spectralon as a reference. The Fresnel reflection method demonstrated the best reproducibility and yielded the most reliable result. We therefore recommend the Fresnel reflection method for the measured absolute reflectance calibration of SFR.

Keywords: fiber reflectance; single fiber; calibration; spectroscopy

Journal Title: Journal of biomedical optics
Year Published: 2017

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