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inverted microscope stand axioobserver.d1  (Carl Zeiss)


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    Carl Zeiss inverted microscope stand axioobserver.d1
    Schematic depiction of the CWLD system for high-speed ALEX and FWM optoacoustic microscopy. ( a ) The system equips three CWLDs, each of which was controlled by a custom-designed electrical circuit driver and received ultrashort trigger signals provided by arbitrary function generators. AL, achromatic doublet lens; AMP, low noise amplifier; AWG, arbitrary waveform function generator; CWLD, continuous wave laser diode; DAQ, data acquisition card; GM, galvanometric mirror scanner; GMC, GM controller; IM, inverted <t>microscope;</t> L, plano-convex lens; M, dielectric mirror; OL, microscope objective lens; PH, pinhole; S, high-precision motorized stage; UT, ultrasound transducer. ( b ) Principle of using the CWLD for alternating laser excitation (ALEX) or Frequency-Wavelength Multiplexed (FWM) optoacoustic microscopy. (Driver inset adapted from ).
    Inverted Microscope Stand Axioobserver.D1, supplied by Carl Zeiss, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    Average 90 stars, based on 1 article reviews
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    Article Title: Overdriven laser diode optoacoustic microscopy

    Journal: Scientific Reports

    doi: 10.1038/s41598-023-46855-w

    Schematic depiction of the CWLD system for high-speed ALEX and FWM optoacoustic microscopy. ( a ) The system equips three CWLDs, each of which was controlled by a custom-designed electrical circuit driver and received ultrashort trigger signals provided by arbitrary function generators. AL, achromatic doublet lens; AMP, low noise amplifier; AWG, arbitrary waveform function generator; CWLD, continuous wave laser diode; DAQ, data acquisition card; GM, galvanometric mirror scanner; GMC, GM controller; IM, inverted microscope; L, plano-convex lens; M, dielectric mirror; OL, microscope objective lens; PH, pinhole; S, high-precision motorized stage; UT, ultrasound transducer. ( b ) Principle of using the CWLD for alternating laser excitation (ALEX) or Frequency-Wavelength Multiplexed (FWM) optoacoustic microscopy. (Driver inset adapted from ).
    Figure Legend Snippet: Schematic depiction of the CWLD system for high-speed ALEX and FWM optoacoustic microscopy. ( a ) The system equips three CWLDs, each of which was controlled by a custom-designed electrical circuit driver and received ultrashort trigger signals provided by arbitrary function generators. AL, achromatic doublet lens; AMP, low noise amplifier; AWG, arbitrary waveform function generator; CWLD, continuous wave laser diode; DAQ, data acquisition card; GM, galvanometric mirror scanner; GMC, GM controller; IM, inverted microscope; L, plano-convex lens; M, dielectric mirror; OL, microscope objective lens; PH, pinhole; S, high-precision motorized stage; UT, ultrasound transducer. ( b ) Principle of using the CWLD for alternating laser excitation (ALEX) or Frequency-Wavelength Multiplexed (FWM) optoacoustic microscopy. (Driver inset adapted from ).

    Techniques Used: Microscopy, Inverted Microscopy

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    Carl Zeiss inverted microscope stand axioobserver.d1
    Schematic depiction of the CWLD system for high-speed ALEX and FWM optoacoustic microscopy. ( a ) The system equips three CWLDs, each of which was controlled by a custom-designed electrical circuit driver and received ultrashort trigger signals provided by arbitrary function generators. AL, achromatic doublet lens; AMP, low noise amplifier; AWG, arbitrary waveform function generator; CWLD, continuous wave laser diode; DAQ, data acquisition card; GM, galvanometric mirror scanner; GMC, GM controller; IM, inverted <t>microscope;</t> L, plano-convex lens; M, dielectric mirror; OL, microscope objective lens; PH, pinhole; S, high-precision motorized stage; UT, ultrasound transducer. ( b ) Principle of using the CWLD for alternating laser excitation (ALEX) or Frequency-Wavelength Multiplexed (FWM) optoacoustic microscopy. (Driver inset adapted from ).
    Inverted Microscope Stand Axioobserver.D1, supplied by Carl Zeiss, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
    https://www.bioz.com/product/inverted+microscope+stand+axioobserver%2Ed1/63+immersion+objective+oil+%C3%97/pmc10636104-136-33-37
    Average 90 stars, based on 1 article reviews
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    Schematic depiction of the CWLD system for high-speed ALEX and FWM optoacoustic microscopy. ( a ) The system equips three CWLDs, each of which was controlled by a custom-designed electrical circuit driver and received ultrashort trigger signals provided by arbitrary function generators. AL, achromatic doublet lens; AMP, low noise amplifier; AWG, arbitrary waveform function generator; CWLD, continuous wave laser diode; DAQ, data acquisition card; GM, galvanometric mirror scanner; GMC, GM controller; IM, inverted microscope; L, plano-convex lens; M, dielectric mirror; OL, microscope objective lens; PH, pinhole; S, high-precision motorized stage; UT, ultrasound transducer. ( b ) Principle of using the CWLD for alternating laser excitation (ALEX) or Frequency-Wavelength Multiplexed (FWM) optoacoustic microscopy. (Driver inset adapted from ).

    Journal: Scientific Reports

    Article Title: Overdriven laser diode optoacoustic microscopy

    doi: 10.1038/s41598-023-46855-w

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Schematic depiction of the CWLD system for high-speed ALEX and FWM optoacoustic microscopy. ( a ) The system equips three CWLDs, each of which was controlled by a custom-designed electrical circuit driver and received ultrashort trigger signals provided by arbitrary function generators. AL, achromatic doublet lens; AMP, low noise amplifier; AWG, arbitrary waveform function generator; CWLD, continuous wave laser diode; DAQ, data acquisition card; GM, galvanometric mirror scanner; GMC, GM controller; IM, inverted microscope; L, plano-convex lens; M, dielectric mirror; OL, microscope objective lens; PH, pinhole; S, high-precision motorized stage; UT, ultrasound transducer. ( b ) Principle of using the CWLD for alternating laser excitation (ALEX) or Frequency-Wavelength Multiplexed (FWM) optoacoustic microscopy. (Driver inset adapted from ).

    Article Snippet: The merging of the beams was achieved by longpass dichroic mirrors (DMLP490R and DMLP550R, Thorlabs) before encountering a set of high-precision galvanometric (galvo) mirrors (6215H Galvanometer Scanners, Cambridge Technologies) in combination with an inverted microscope stand (AxioObserver.D1, Zeiss) for laser-scanning.

    Techniques: Microscopy, Inverted Microscopy