Intelligent high-speed scanning method and device for spot scanning long-life fluorescence microscopic imaging
A high-speed scanning and microscopic imaging technology, applied in the field of optical microscopy, can solve problems such as unclearness, image distortion, and inability to achieve high-speed imaging, and achieve the effect of solving the smearing phenomenon and reducing the scanning speed.
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[0033] This embodiment provides an intelligent high-speed scanning device for point-scanning long-life fluorescence microscopy imaging, such as figure 1 As shown, it includes excitation light module, intelligent high-speed scanning module and detection module.
[0034] The excitation light module sequentially includes an excitation light source 1, a half-wave plate 2, a linear polarizer 3, a Gaussian beam expander collimator lens group 4, and a first adjustable mirror 5 along the light propagation direction; The excitation light emitted by the light source 1 is a Gaussian beam. The excitation light reaches the linear polarizer 3 after the power is adjusted by the half-wave plate 2. After passing through the linear polarizer 3, it becomes linearly polarized light and then passes through the Gaussian beam expander collimating lens group. 4. The beam is collimated and expanded, and then reaches the first adjustable mirror 5.
[0035] The intelligent high-speed scanning module incl...
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[0042] This embodiment provides an intelligent high-speed scanning method for point-scanning long-life fluorescence microscopy imaging, which includes the following steps:
[0043] S1. The excitation light source generates excitation light, which is a Gaussian beam; the excitation light reaches the linear polarizer 3 after being adjusted by the half-wave plate 2, and then passes through the linear polarizer 3 to become linearly polarized light and then passes through Gaussian light expansion. The beam collimating lens group 4 performs collimation and expansion of the beam, then reaches the first adjustable mirror 5, and is reflected by the first adjustable mirror 5 into the X-axis direction acousto-optic modulator;
[0044] S2. The excitation light is firstly modulated by the acousto-optic modulator, then reflected by the second adjustable mirror 8 and scanned the lens 9 and the microscope tube mirror 10 in sequence, and then reaches the third adjustable mirror 11; After being...
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