Microscope with External Fluorescence Module
A microscope and fluorescence technology, applied in the microscope field, can solve the problems of large light loss, small field of view of the light source, insufficient light intensity, etc., and achieve the effect of low price, strong light, and large spot area
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[0026] refer to figure 1 with figure 2 As shown, the fluorescent module 1 includes an excitation filter 11 , a dichroic filter 12 and an emission filter 13 . The fluorescence module is placed between the objective lens 3 and the sample 2, and is located directly below the objective lens 3. The excitation filter 11 is perpendicular to the emission filter 13 at 90 degrees, and the dichroic filter 12 bisects the excitation filter 11 and the emission filter. The light sheet 13 forms a right angle, and the dichroic sheet 12 forms an angle of 45 degrees with the optical axis of the microscope.
[0027] First, the light emitted by the external light source 5 enters the fluorescent module 1, and is filtered by the excitation filter 11 to obtain light with a specific band and short wavelength. On the dichroic film 12, at this time, the dichroic dichroic film 12 shows reflection characteristics, and the short-wavelength light is reflected onto the sample 2, and after being excited on...
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[0031] refer to image 3 with Figure 4 As shown, first, the light emitted by the external light source 5 passes through the diaphragm 6 and the lens 7, enters the fluorescent module 1, and is filtered by the excitation filter 11 to obtain short-wavelength light, which is emitted to the dichroic dichroic At this time, the dichroic film exhibits reflective properties, reflecting the short-wavelength light to the objective lens 3, and irradiating it to the sample 2 through the objective lens 3, and the long-wavelength light is excited on the sample 2 and then passes through the objective lens 3 enters the fluorescence module 1, passes through the emission filter 13, and then enters the eyepiece 4 or the detection device.
[0032] The light source path of a traditional microscope is an external light source, a fluorescent module, an objective lens, a sample, an objective lens, a fluorescent module, and an eyepiece.
[0033] The area of the light spot of a traditional microsco...
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