Optical arrangement and microscope
AssigneeLeica Microsystems Heidelberg GmbH
InventorVolker Seyfried
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Abstract
An optical arrangement for directing illumination light to a sample and for directing the detection light proceeding from the sample to a detector has a spectrally selective influencing means in the beam path of the detection light, which influences the polarization properties of the illumination light reflected or scattered from the sample in such a way that a polarizing beam splitter splits the illumination light reflected or scattered from the sample out of the detection light.
Claims13
An optical arrangement for directing illumination light to a sample and for directing the detection light proceeding from the sample to a detector comprising:
- a polarizing beam splitter and at least one spectrally selective influencing means arranged in the beam path of the detection light that influences the polarization properties of the illumination light reflected or scattered from the sample in such a way that the polarizing beam splitter splits the illumination light reflected or scattered from the sample out of the detection light.
A microscope with an optical arrangement for directing illumination light to a sample and for directing the detection light proceeding from the sample to a detector comprising:
- a polarizing beam splitter and at least one spectrally selective influencing means arranged in the beam path of the detection light that influences the polarization properties of the illumination light reflected or scattered from the sample in such a way that the polarizing beam splitter splits the illumination light reflected or scattered from the sample out of the detection light.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.