Confocal Laser Scanning Biological Microscope FV1000
The FV1000 delivers all of the key performance functions required from a confocal laser scanning microscope, minimizes specimen damage during high-speed imaging of living organisms, and accurately captures a full range of related information.
Main Features
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- SIM (SIMultaneous) scanner system: simultaneous laser light stimulation and imaging.
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- Spectral and filter scan units provide two types of highprecision scanning.
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- The world's first silicone immersion objectives for live imaging.
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- Best Reliability for Colocalization Analysis
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- Analysis of the molecular interaction within cells :Diffusion Measurement Package
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- Software : Compatible with laser light stimulation and spectral unmixing.
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- Option Unit
The evolved FV1000
The FV1000 delivers all of the key performance functions required from a confocal laser scanning microscope, minimizes specimen damage during high-speed imaging of living organisms, and accurately captures a full range of related information.
Evolved stability : Diode Laser
Stability
- Greater stability, longer service life and lower operating cost are achieved using diode lasers.
- Reduced heat generation and noise alleviate operator discomfort.
- With increased power, both imaging and laser light stimulation can be done with one laser.
Evolved laser light stimulation : Sim Scanner
Laser Light Stimulationy
- Synchronized laser stimulation and imaging with the SIM (SIMultaneous) scanner ensures cellular reactions during or immediately following stimulation are not overlooked.
- The stimulation/imaging positions and laser wavelengths can be set separately with two independent beams.
- Laser light stimulation position can be changed during imaging.
Evolved basic performance : Dependable Performance
High-precision VBF
- Variable Barrier Filter (VBF) for maximally utilizing the grating function.
- Thanks to the variable VBF with 2 nm resolution, acquisition
wavelength can be set freely to suit various fluorochromes. - Simple separation of fluorescent cross-talk using the lambda scanning and unmixing functions.
Quantification
- Laser power monitoring for stable stimulation.
- Stable excitation light via advanced laser intensity feedback system for greater stability.
- Measurement of fluorescent intensity during observation using live-plot.
High Sensitivity
- Newly designed Analog Accumulation Circuit (AAC).
- Uniquely coated filters and dichromatic mirrors enhance sensitivity.
- Highly sensitive photomultiplier selected specifically for the FV1000.
- Superlative optics with minimum optical return loss.
