Light observation device, imaging device used for same, and light observation method
AssigneeHamamatsu Photonics K.K.
InventorsKatsuhide ITO, Takayuki INOUE, Takuo KAMEYAMA
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AssigneeHamamatsu Photonics K.K.
InventorsKatsuhide ITO, Takayuki INOUE, Takuo KAMEYAMA
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A light observation device has a light splitting optical system for splitting observation light of an observation object; an imaging lens for focusing split beams to form optical images thereof; an imaging device arranged at image formation positions of the two optical images and being capable of performing independent rolling readout in a pixel row group included in a region corresponding to the image formation position of one optical image and in a pixel row group included in a region corresponding to the image formation position of the other optical image; and a control unit for independently controlling the rolling readout in the one pixel row group and in the other pixel row group; the control unit performs control such that a direction of the rolling readout in the one pixel row group and a direction of the rolling readout in the other pixel row group are identical.
A light observation device comprising:
An imaging device to be used for a light observation device which splits observation light of an object from the outside into first and second beams and which simultaneously captures first and second optical images generated based on the first and second beams, the imaging device comprising:
A light observation method using an imaging device which has a first pixel row group configured with a plurality of pixel rows including a plurality of pixels and being arranged in juxtaposition, and a second pixel row group adjoining the first pixel row group and configured with a plurality of pixel rows including a plurality of pixels and being arranged in juxtaposition and which can perform rolling readout in each of the first pixel row group and the second pixel row group, the image observation method comprising:
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