When in the market for a Fluorescence microscope camera, the average life science researcher is spoilt for choice. A number of options are available, yet the camera is the most high-priced but also the most critical constituent of the fluorescence microscope.
However, the key hurdle remains that not every user completely comprehends the essential criterion that assures you of choosing a sensitive camera. So when making a selection, you shall have to consider the type of sensors you seek.
Fortuitously, a number of advanced cameras today are imbibed with special features making them function well in ultra low light conditions or even for dark field fluorescence imaging.
The FluoTime 300 “EasyTau” is a fully automated, high performance fluorescence lifetime spectrometer with steady-state and phosphorescence option.
The FluoTime 300 “EasyTau” is a fully automated, high performance fluorescence lifetime spectrometer with steady-state and phosphorescence option.
The WaferCheck 150 system is a complete and easy to use system for Time-Resolved Photoluminescence (TRPL) measurements.
The FluoTime 200 spectrometer is a high performance fluorescence lifetime system featuring modular construction, single photon timing sensitivity and research flexibility
FluoTime 100 is an easy to use, ultra compact time-resolved fluorescence spectrometer. It includes the complete optics and electronics for recording fluorescence decays via Time-Correlated Single Photon Counting (TCSPC)
The spectrofluorometer QuantaMaster from PTI can be used for many basic spectroscopic applications like the determination of the excitation and emission characteristics of a sample.
