Multi-path reflection fluorescent probe
A technology of multiple reflection and fluorescence probes, applied in fluorescence/phosphorescence, Raman/scattering spectroscopy, optical radiation measurement, etc., can solve problems such as use restrictions, errors, and low resolution
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[0021] For the multiple reflection fluorescence probe in this example, see figure 1 , is to cooperate with a defect detection on the surface of a printed circuit board 110, using laser to excite the organic fluorescent material of the non-metal wire part, cooperate with the optical filter 130 to filter the excitation laser, and then use the image detector 140 to retrieve its laser induced fluorescence (Laser Induced Fluorescence) Fluorescence, LIF) images. The multiple reflection fluorescence probe includes two off-axis parabolic mirrors 120 and 121 confocally arranged, and its shape is as follows: Figure 2(A) to 2(D) As shown, one of the off-axis parabolic mirrors 121 has a linear slit 122 inclined at 45 degrees; a linear laser light source 150 generates laser excitation light, and directly incident off-axis through the linear slit 122 at an angle of 45 degrees The focus 123 position of the parabolic mirrors 120 and 121; an image detector 140, to detect the fluorescence in...
Embodiment 2
[0023] For the multiple reflection fluorescence probe in this example, see image 3 , is to cooperate with the defect detection on the surface of a printed circuit board 210, using laser to excite the organic fluorescence of the non-metal wire part, cooperate with the optical filter 230 to filter the laser, and then use the image detector 240 to retrieve the laser induced fluorescence (Laser Induced Fluorescence) , LIF) images. The reflective fluorescence probe includes two off-axis parabolic mirrors 220 and 221 confocally arranged, wherein one off-axis parabolic mirror 221 has a linear slit 222 parallel to the surface of the printed circuit board 210; a linear laser light source 250 generates laser excitation light, and pass through the linear slit 222, reach the off-axis parabolic mirror 221, and then reflect to the focal point 223 position of the off-axis parabolic mirror; an image detector 240, to detect the fluorescence induced by the fluorescent material on the printed c...
Embodiment 3
[0025] For the multiple reflection fluorescence probe in this example, see Figure 4, is matched with a biochip 310 implanted with nucleic acid probes of a plurality of fluorescent groups, which is excited by laser, and cooperates with a dichroic mirror 330 to filter out the exciting laser light, and then uses an image detector 340 to retrieve its laser-induced fluorescence image . The fluorescence probe includes two off-axis parabolic mirrors 320 and 321 confocally arranged; a linear laser light source 350 generates laser excitation light, which is reflected by a dichroic mirror 330 and reaches the focal point 323 of the off-axis parabolic mirror; an image detection A device 340, to detect the position of the fluorescent substance; a dichroic mirror 330, located between the biochip 310 and the image detector 340, to filter the excitation light of the laser, so that the fluorescence can penetrate and reach the image detector 340; A detection platform 370 that moves horizontal...
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