This application provides a lightweight imaging probe and imaging device using a
superlens, relating to the field of
nonlinear optical imaging. By employing a split structure, a miniaturized imaging probe is achieved. During imaging, the imaging probe can be fixedly connected to the object being imaged. Excitation light is used to induce
nonlinear optical effects within the object, thereby acquiring optical signals reflecting the internal structure of the object. Specifically, this application ensures that the
laser is precisely focused on a specific position within the object corresponding to the scanning angle through a coordinated
optical path design of the scanning
galvanometer, scanning lens, and objective lens. This effectively triggers
nonlinear optical effects while ensuring efficient acquisition of optical signals, thus providing a reliable technical foundation for high-resolution internal imaging. Furthermore, this application uses a
superlens structure to construct the objective lens, avoiding the weight and weight associated with traditional optical objectives, thereby achieving a lightweight imaging probe, reducing the
impact on the object being imaged, and obtaining more accurate images.