Laser scanning microscope
AssigneeCarl Zeiss Microscopy GmbH
InventorsDaniel Schwedt, Tiemo Anhut
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AssigneeCarl Zeiss Microscopy GmbH
InventorsDaniel Schwedt, Tiemo Anhut
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A laser scanning microscope (LSM) consisting of at least one light source from which an illumination beam path extends in the direction of a sample, at least one detection beam path for transmitting sample light to a detector array, a first pinhole for confocal filtering in front of the detector array, a scanner for causing a relative motion between the illumination light and the sample in at least one direction, and a microscope lens. For illuminating a sample, at least two illumination beams, which the microscope lens focuses as illumination points in a sample plane, are generated in the illumination beam path. The laser scanning microscope is characterized in that in addition to the preferably adjustable, slit-shaped first pinhole, a second, preferably adjustable, slit-shaped pinhole is arranged downstream of the first pinhole so as to create optically conjugate beams arranged between the first and the second pinhole.
A laser scanning microscope (LSM) for use with a sample, the LSM comprising:
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