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24 March 2005 High speed slit-scanning confocal laser microscopy with an acousto-optic beam deflector and a line scan camera
Sumin Han, Kang-Bin Im, Hwajoon Park, Dongsun Kim, Beop-Min Kim
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Abstract
Using an acousto-optic beam deflector and a line scan camera, we constructed a non-mechanical, slit-scanning confocal microscope. It generates two-dimensional 512x512 images with speed of 60 frames/sec, which can be easily expanded, to 100 frames/sec. The measured axial and lateral resolutions of the system are 3.3 mm and <1 mm, respectively, with a 50X objective. This simple design can produce frames rates faster than other commercial products with comparable resolution, which may be useful for analysis of rapid interactions in various biological applications.
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Sumin Han, Kang-Bin Im, Hwajoon Park, Dongsun Kim, and Beop-Min Kim "High speed slit-scanning confocal laser microscopy with an acousto-optic beam deflector and a line scan camera", Proc. SPIE 5701, Three-Dimensional and Multidimensional Microscopy: Image Acquisition and Processing XII, (24 March 2005); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.591465
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KEYWORDS
Confocal microscopy

Microscopes

Acousto-optics

Stereolithography

CCD cameras

Line scan cameras

Microscopy

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