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We present a novel wide-field Raman microscope, based on the time-domain Fourier-transform method. This enables parallel acquisition of Raman spectra on all the pixels of the 2D detector; the resulting wide-field approach allows faster collection of Raman maps with respect to standard raster-scanning methods. In addition, the time-domain method disentangles fluorescence and Raman signals. The system is robust and stable, thanks to the use of an ultrastable common-path birefringent interferometer. Validation of the system is performed on plastic microbeads and on a few-layers transition metal dichalcogenide sample.
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