Large-view-field head-mounted microscope
A head-mounted, microscope technology, applied in the field of optical imaging, can solve the problems of high cost, the inability of multiphoton microscopes to meet the requirements of functional imaging of massive nerve cells, and low resolution, and achieve the effect of easy acquisition.
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[0041] The embodiment is basically as attached figure 1 and figure 2 Shown: a head-mounted microscope with a large field of view, including a probe and an imaging unit 11 for imaging an object to be detected. The imaging unit 11 in this embodiment includes a computer and an external amplifier.
[0042] combine figure 2 As shown, the probe includes a housing 1, which is a sealed structure made of high molecular polymer material. The casing 1 includes a lens 4, a scanner 5 and an objective lens 2 sequentially along the direction of the optical path, combined with image 3 As shown, the objective lens 2 includes several eyeglasses. In this embodiment, the objective lens 2 includes the first eyeglass 201, the second eyeglass, the third eyeglass 203, the fourth eyeglass 204 and the fifth eyeglass 205 from left to right, and the first eyeglass 201 There is a surface S11 on the opposite image side and a surface S12 on the opposite object side, the second lens has a surface S21 o...
Embodiment 2
[0056] combine Figure 7 and Figure 8 As shown, a head-mounted microscope with a large field of view differs from Embodiment 1 in that: there is a cylindrical lens 8 between the lens 4 and the objective lens 2 along the optical path, and the cylindrical lens 8 is semi-cylindrical, and the cylindrical lens 8 has a plane One side faces the scanner 5 .
[0057] In this embodiment, when the excitation light emitted by the light source 10 passes through the laser input optical fiber 6 and is collimated by the lens 4, it is focused into a linear focus by the cylindrical lens 8 and acts on the dichroic mirror film 16 for reflection and scanning. , and then the scanning light beam is focused by the objective lens 2 on the external experimental sample 7 on the external stage to form a scanning line, and the emitted light (such as single-photon fluorescence or nonlinear optical signal) excited in the external experimental sample 7 is collected by the objective lens 2 , and then throu...
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