A sub-millisecond real-time 3D super-resolution microscopy imaging system
A real-time three-dimensional, microscopic imaging technology, applied in microscopes, analytical materials, material excitation analysis, etc., can solve problems such as inapplicability, unsuitability for rapid molecular motion process monitoring, PSF damage, etc.
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[0018] Refer figure 1 As shown, the sample is inverted the fluorescent microscope laser light source excitation, producing a fluorescent signal, and the first object mirror M1 1 of the inverted fluorescent microscope is from 0.9, and the lower hemispherical surface original mono-molecular fluorescence signal S1 is collected. The flat surface of the inverted microscope is called the first plane. On the first plane 2, the optical plate 4 is connected to the second plane by the stent 3, and the second plane must be securely securely securely fixed, and independently of the external system to achieve the purpose of reducing vibration. The first planar mirror 6, the concave mirror M3 7, the second plane 8, a triangular frame 9, and the L-shaped frame 10 are placed on the second plane 4. S1 is the original fluorescent signal, S2 is the image point after S1 passing through the second objective mirror M2 5, and S3 is the imaging point after the image point S2 passes through the concave mi...
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