What Does Broadband Field Refer to in Imaging Technologies?

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Broadband field refers to a wave encompassing a range of wavelengths, often associated with electromagnetic fields. It is used in contexts such as broadband 3D imaging, which utilizes electromagnetic radiation from very low frequency (VLF) to X-ray, as well as acoustic signals from seismic to ultrasonic imaging. The term may specifically denote the 3D volume being imaged with a broadband signal. As the bandwidth of the radiation increases, the volume of the imaged field also expands. Understanding the concept is crucial for applications in advanced imaging technologies.
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Is broadband field, a wave that contains a range of wavelengths? I can not find a good definition for it
 
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In what context is the term “broadband field” used?
Broadband is a wide bandwidth or wide variation in frequency. Field might mean electromagnetic field.
 
Baluncore said:
In what context is the term “broadband field” used?
Broadband is a wide bandwidth or wide variation in frequency. Field might mean electromagnetic field.
In a far field imaging system
 
Broadband 3D imaging can be done with EM radiation from VLF to X-ray, or with acoustic signals from subsonic seismic imaging through to ultrasonic examination of materials.

“Broadband field” may refer to the 3D volume that is being imaged using a broadband signal.

As the bandwidth of the radiation increases, so does the volume of the imaged 3D field.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_...n_between_spectral_width_and_coherence_length

Can you provide text or a link to an example of the use of "broadband field".
 
http://journals.aps.org/prb/abstract/10.1103/PhysRevB.89.115403
Please read the abstract, A finite-sized ultrathin metallic slab is used to encode subwavelength details of the broadband field radiated by an object.
Baluncore said:
Broadband 3D imaging can be done with EM radiation from VLF to X-ray, or with acoustic signals from subsonic seismic imaging through to ultrasonic examination of materials.

“Broadband field” may refer to the 3D volume that is being imaged using a broadband signal.

As the bandwidth of the radiation increases, so does the volume of the imaged 3D field.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_...n_between_spectral_width_and_coherence_length

Can you provide text or a link to an example of the use of "broadband field".
 
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