Four-Color Imaging Module
This highly integrated modular fluorescence microscopy module provides rapid imaging. Up to 4 LED wavelengths are modulated and collimated, and an integrated imaging path enables excitation and imaging within one module. Different detectors connect through C/F interfaces, and Olympus objectives are supported. With a controller, it provides CW or millisecond-pulsed output, continuously adjustable intensity, computer remote control and support for customer development.
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