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US 12,569,312 B2Granted
Miniature single-photon fluorescence microscope implantation device and implantation method
AssigneeShenzhen Institutes of Advanced Technology Chinese Academy of Sciences
InventorsYingjie Zhu, Gaowei Chen, Shaolei Jiang
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Abstract
A miniature single-photon fluorescence microscope implantation device and implantation method are disclosed. The implantation device includes: a clamp base defining a clamp slot; a clamp block; and a groove defined in a bottom surface of the clamp slot. An end of the clamp block includes a first protrusion, and a bottom surface of the groove vertically defines a through receiving hole.
Claims16
A miniature single-photon fluorescence microscope implantation device, comprising:
- a clamp base, comprising a clamp slot, the clamp slot matching the fluorescence microscope;
- a clamp block, matching the clamp slot and operative to be clamped in the clamp slot;
- wherein a groove is defined in a bottom surface of the clamp slot, and an end of the clamp block comprises a first protrusion matching the groove;
- wherein heights of the groove and the first protrusion both lie in the range of 0.48 to 0.52 mm;
- wherein a bottom surface of the groove vertically defines a through receiving hole used to clamp a lens;
- wherein the bottom surface of the groove is parallel to the bottom surface of the clamp slot outside the groove.
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A miniature single-photon fluorescence microscope implantation device, comprising:
- a clamp base, comprising a clamp slot, the clamp slot matching the fluorescence microscope;
- a clamp block, matching the clamp slot and operative to be clamped in the clamp slot;
- wherein a bottom surface of the clamp slot vertically defines a through receiving hole used to clamp a lens, and end of the clamp block comprises a second protrusion matching the receiving hole, wherein the second protrusion is operative to be clamped in the receiving hole, and wherein a height of the second protrusion lies in the range of 0.48 to 0.52 mm.
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