Small form factor detector module for high density diffuse optical tomography
AssigneeWashington University
InventorsJoseph Culver, Edward Richter, Adam T. Eggebrecht
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AssigneeWashington University
InventorsJoseph Culver, Edward Richter, Adam T. Eggebrecht
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A wearable device for high-density-diffuse optical tomography includes a plurality of source modules that include source housings containing a light source. The device also includes a plurality of detector modules that include detector housings, a photodiodes, transimpedance amplifiers operatively coupled to the photodiodes, and analog to digital converters operatively coupled to the transimpedance amplifier. Each detector housing contains at least one of the photodiode, the analog to digital converter, and the transimpedance amplifier. Each source and detector housing is configurable to contact a subject's scalp and deliver or receive light from the scalp at one position. The wearable device also includes a control circuit operatively coupled to the plurality of source modules and to the plurality of detector modules to operate the source and detector modules in a coordinated manner to acquire a plurality of diffuse optical tomography measurements.
A fiber-less detector module for a high-density diffuse optical tomography instrument, the fiber-less detector module comprising:
A wearable device for high-density-diffuse optical tomography, the wearable device comprising:
A method for obtaining a series of brain activity maps of a subject using a wearable high-diffuse optical tomography (WHD-DOT) device, the method comprising:
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