Introduction To Splitters - Teledyne Photometrics
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IntroductionSplitter ApplicationsEmission Image SplitterMultiple Camera AdapterSummaryTwo major examples of the usefulness of beam splitters are: Emission image splitters: splitting image light from a microscope and re-aligning it so one camera can detect multiple images (Fig.3A) Multiple camera adapter: splitting image light from a microscope into multiple cameras so that each one handles a specific wavelength (Fig.3B)See more on photometrics.com Two major examples of the usefulness of beam splitters are: Emission image splitters: splitting image light from a microscope and re-aligning it so one camera can detect multiple images (Fig.3A) Multiple camera adapter: splitting image light from a microscope into multiple cameras so that each one handles a specific wavelength (Fig.3B)
Two major examples of the usefulness of beam splitters are: Emission image splitters: splitting image light from a microscope and re-aligning it so one camera can detect multiple images (Fig.3A) Multiple camera adapter: splitting image light from a microscope into multiple cameras so that each one handles a specific wavelength (Fig.3B)
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