M. Srs, E. Fm-srs-figure, ?. , and F. , 20 ? Cartes de concentration en glycérol deutéré dans les modalités SRS résonnant Echantillon : glycérol deutérée 40% (a, b, c) et 10% (d, e, f) dans unéchantillonunéchantillon de papier optique Thorlabs. La résolution des images de 100x100µm est de 200x200pts, avec un temps d'acquisition par pixel de 40µs, SRS non résonnant, 2100.

F. Un-autre-avantage-de-la-modalité, insensibilité aux mouvements de l'échantillon, même rapides, comme nous l'avons déja décrit en 2.4. En effet la détection synchrone donne directement la différence de signal entre la longueur d'onde résonnante et non résonnante, et ceci à une fréquence de 20MHz. La modalité FM-SRS 3.5. CONCLUSION Une suite logique à ces expériences voudrait que l'on applique la modalité FM-SRS à l'imagerie in vivo. On pourrait également se diriger vers la détection de

. Mique-de-la-méthode, la faible sensibilité aux artefacts ou bien aux mouvements d'échantillons , ou encore les faibles temps d'acquisition, ouvrent également la voie à une multitude d'autres applications comme par exemple l

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