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We present an Optical Coherence Elastography (OCE) system, based on a swept-source Optical Coherence
Tomography (OCT) setup, and evaluate its performance in terms of phase stability and minimum detectable
displacement. The ability to record sub-pixel movements in samples under dynamic conditions was also
assessed. The OCE system has a time stability of 396.9 ± 46.7 ps. The phase stability, given by the standard
deviation of the measured phase difference, was 72.44 mrad, which corresponds to a minimum detectable
displacement of 6.11 nm. Tests showed that the OCE system can detect and measure sub-pixel movements in
samples under dynamic mechanical excitation.
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Optical coherence elastography Swept-source OCT Phase stabilization