Laser scanning microscope with electrical high-order modulation extraction module
AssigneeNational Yang Ming Chiao Tung University
InventorMing-Che Chan
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AssigneeNational Yang Ming Chiao Tung University
InventorMing-Che Chan
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A nonlinear laser scanning microscope with an electrical high-order modulation extraction module is provided to enhance image contrast/signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) based on first-order modulated nonlinear signals. Specifically, it uses a photodetector in the photon-to-electron conversion process. After the process, the frequency of the first-order modulation (1M) is extracted to obtain a better SNR, significantly improving the image contrast/SNR in laser scanning microscopy imaging. When the image contrast/SNR is improved to a certain extent, the image acquisition time can be shortened, and the imaging depth can be further extended, resulting in images obtained with first-order modulation (1M) having better quality than those obtained without signal modulation.
An electrical high-order modulation extraction module, used to receive the RF sinusoidal signal output by a photodetector on a laser scanning microscope with a laser scanning frequency, wherein the electrical high-order modulation extraction module includes:
An electrical high-order modulation extraction module, used to receive the RF sinusoidal signal output by a photodetector on a laser scanning microscope with a laser scanning frequency, wherein the electrical high-order modulation extraction module includes:
A method for adjusting the imaging quality of a laser scanning microscope using an electrical high-order modulation extraction module, the method comprising the following steps:
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