MA is a hyperspectral microscope delivering spectral and spatial information in the VIS, NIR, and SWIR range (400 nm - 1620 nm). This system rapidly maps photoluminescence, electroluminescence, fluorescence, reflectance, and transmittance. Based on high throughput global-imaging filters, IMA is faster and more efficient than standard point-by-point or line-scan based systems.
Nikon now has a confocal imaging solution to suit virtually every research need. From the advanced A1R+ to the modular and flexible C2+ unit, Nikon can configure a confocal system that's ready to take on virtually any advanced research application.
PicoQuant offers different solutions for time-resolved confocal microscopy. The available systems include single molecule sensitive microscopes with picosecond temporal resolution and super-resolution imaging capabilities as well as upgrade kits for laser scanning microscopes of all major manufacturers that enable time-resolved applications.
Andor - High Speed Confocal Microscope System The Dragonfly naturally benefits from Andor EMCCD and sCMOS technologies, with motorized optical zoom, the system delivers industry-leading signal to noise and image fidelity.
Some of the best Hyperspectral imaging system created today are used to conduct a thorough quantitative spectral study of nanoscale materials. On close scrutiny, you shall observe that hyperspectral pictures look akin to a conventional optical image. However, there remains one key differentiating factor. Should you examine the image with a software, you notice that every distinct pixel offers an entire spectral response of its own spatial area inside of the spectral range. In fact, ever since the invention of hyperspectral imaging, it has been regarded as a technique that has shown the most potential. This is primarily due to the fact that it combines the advantages of imaging with the best of spectroscopy practices! The CytoViva Hyperspectral Imaging System evolved from technology originally developed for aerial based imaging applications within Department of Defense and NASA. CytoViva has adapted this technology to operate as a proprietary, integrated system with its patented microscopy technology, enabling spectral quantification of materials and live biologicals at the nanoscale.
