System for use in structured illumination microscopy
AssigneeUniversity of Strathclyde
InventorsRalf Bauer, Peter William Tinning
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AssigneeUniversity of Strathclyde
InventorsRalf Bauer, Peter William Tinning
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A system for use in structured illumination microscopy (SIM) includes a beam splitter for splitting an input light beam into first and second light beams; a first mirror for reflecting the first light beam back to the beam splitter; and a second mirror for reflecting the second light beam back to the beam splitter. In use, the beam splitter at least partially transmits or reflects the reflected first light beam to form a first output light beam and the beam splitter at least partially transmits or reflects the reflected second light beam to form a second output light beam. One or both of the first and second mirrors includes a micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS) mirror, wherein each MEMS mirror is rotatable around a corresponding first axis, each MEMS mirror is rotatable around a corresponding second axis, and each MEMS mirror is configured for translation along a corresponding third axis which is orthogonal to the corresponding first and second axes. A SIM system includes the system for use in SIM and one or more optical sources for generating the input light beam.
A system for use in structured illumination microscopy (SIM), the system comprising:
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The system as claimed in claim comprising an image sensor arrangement,
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