User-friendly simultaneous access to Andor Kymera 193i, lowlight spectroscopy cameras and a wide range of microscopes and microscope accessories.

Vacuum cooled Scientific CMOS with 1 e-read noise – Rolling and Snapshot exposure

Scientific CMOS (sCMOS) Camera is a breakthrough technology that offers an advanced set of performance features that render it ideal to high fidelity, quantitative scientific measurement. The multi-megapixel sensors offers a large field of view and high resolution, without compromising read noise, dynamic range or frame rate.

HT-1 is a new microscope designed to let researchers view live cell using holotomograhpy technology. One of the world’s first microscopes of its kind, the HT-1 delivers non-invasive, real-time quantitative data with the highest resolution on the market today.

Slim and compact, the Eclipse Ci-POL is a polarizing microscope that doesn’t occupy your entire desk. With cutting-edge CFI60 infinity optics, it offers advanced optical performance and user-friendly operation. Built-in capture button located near the front of the microscope base allows easy imaging with DS series cameras.

Nikon’s Eclipse polarizing microscopes are renowned for their ability to produce brighter, clearer, and higher contrast images. The LV100 POL, available in diascopic and episcopic microscope illumination types, continues this tradition and offers a completely reengineered base for even easier operation.

The I-MON OEM series is compact, light weight and cost efficient, and is ideal for customers who want full control of all electronics and software, as the customer interfaces directly to the I-MON diode array.

The GAEA phase only Spatial Light Modulator (SLM) consists of a driver unit with standard digital video interface (HDMI) and a phase only LCOS (Liquid Crystal on Silicon) microdisplay with 10 megapixel (4K) resolution (4094 x 2464 pixel) and 3.74 µm pixel pitch leading to an active area diagonal of 0.7”.

The LC 2012 Spatial Light Modulator is based on a transmissive Liquid Crystal (LC) microdisplay with 1024 x 768 pixel resolution. The SLM provides a phase shift of about 2 π at 450 nm, about 1.8 π at 532 nm and around 1 π at 800 nm.