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galvanometer scanning mirrors dynaxis xs  (SCANLAB GmbH)
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Galvanometer Scanning Mirrors Dynaxis Xs, supplied by SCANLAB GmbH, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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galvanometer scanning mirror dynaxis 3 s  (SCANLAB GmbH)
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SCANLAB GmbH galvanometer scanning mirror dynaxis 3 s
Galvanometer Scanning Mirror Dynaxis 3 S, supplied by SCANLAB GmbH, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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galvanometer scanning mirror dynaxis 3s  (SCANLAB GmbH)
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SCANLAB GmbH galvanometer scanning mirror dynaxis 3s
Components: Lasers – 473 nm, 532 nm and 640 nm lasers provide the light sheet illumination while a 1064 nm laser is used for optical trapping. M1-M3 – mirrors; D1-D3 – dichroic mirrors; L1-L6 – achromatic doublets, L1 and L2 form a 8.3 x beam expander and are part of a 4f system with the <t>galvanometer</t> mirror (GM) and a beam splitter (BS2); CY1, CY2 – cylindrical lenses; BS1, BS2 – beam splitter cubes; OBJ – objective lens; OBJ S – piezoelectric objective scanner; F1– fluorescence emission filter; TL – tube lens, QG – quadratic gratings and CAM camera. Yellow arrows indicate synchronised motion of (i) the galvanometer mirror, (ii) the projected light sheet and (iii) the objective lens (using a piezoelectric objective scanner). The quadratic gratings slide in and out of the optical path to enable 2D and 3D particle tracking. The quadratic gratings are removed for the LSFM imaging.
Galvanometer Scanning Mirror Dynaxis 3s, supplied by SCANLAB GmbH, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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Components: Lasers – 473 nm, 532 nm and 640 nm lasers provide the light sheet illumination while a 1064 nm laser is used for optical trapping. M1-M3 – mirrors; D1-D3 – dichroic mirrors; L1-L6 – achromatic doublets, L1 and L2 form a 8.3 x beam expander and are part of a 4f system with the galvanometer mirror (GM) and a beam splitter (BS2); CY1, CY2 – cylindrical lenses; BS1, BS2 – beam splitter cubes; OBJ – objective lens; OBJ S – piezoelectric objective scanner; F1– fluorescence emission filter; TL – tube lens, QG – quadratic gratings and CAM camera. Yellow arrows indicate synchronised motion of (i) the galvanometer mirror, (ii) the projected light sheet and (iii) the objective lens (using a piezoelectric objective scanner). The quadratic gratings slide in and out of the optical path to enable 2D and 3D particle tracking. The quadratic gratings are removed for the LSFM imaging.

Journal: bioRxiv

Article Title: OptoRheo: Simultaneous in situ micro-mechanical sensing and 3D imaging of live cell cultures

doi: 10.1101/2022.04.21.489042

Figure Lengend Snippet: Components: Lasers – 473 nm, 532 nm and 640 nm lasers provide the light sheet illumination while a 1064 nm laser is used for optical trapping. M1-M3 – mirrors; D1-D3 – dichroic mirrors; L1-L6 – achromatic doublets, L1 and L2 form a 8.3 x beam expander and are part of a 4f system with the galvanometer mirror (GM) and a beam splitter (BS2); CY1, CY2 – cylindrical lenses; BS1, BS2 – beam splitter cubes; OBJ – objective lens; OBJ S – piezoelectric objective scanner; F1– fluorescence emission filter; TL – tube lens, QG – quadratic gratings and CAM camera. Yellow arrows indicate synchronised motion of (i) the galvanometer mirror, (ii) the projected light sheet and (iii) the objective lens (using a piezoelectric objective scanner). The quadratic gratings slide in and out of the optical path to enable 2D and 3D particle tracking. The quadratic gratings are removed for the LSFM imaging.

Article Snippet: Z-scanning was achieved by moving the light sheet through the sample using a galvanometer scanning mirror (dynAXIS 3S; SCANLAB Gmbh) whilst simultaneously moving the objective lens (LUMFLN60XW 60x 1.1 NA 1.5 mm WD; Olympus) via a motorised piezo objective scanner (P-725.4CD; Physik Instrumente Ltd.) to keep the light sheet in focus.

Techniques: Fluorescence, Imaging