The invention relates to a phase contrast
microscopic imaging device based on miniaturized differential interference. According to the device, light emitted by a
white light LED
light source is refracted by a hemispherical lens to become parallel light, light path regulation and control are carried out through a
polarizer and a
beam splitter, and finally the light is guided to a
Wollaston prism for differential
processing. After being differentiated, the light is focused to the surface of a sample through a gradient
refractive index lens. And when the
signal light reflected by the sample is differentiated again through the
Wollaston prism, the
signal light is further processed by the polarization analyzer and the tube lens, and finally a differential
signal is focused on the memory, so that imaging is completed. The miniaturized differential interference phase contrast
microscopic imaging device has the core
advantage that the high-performance gradient
refractive index lens is adopted, so that the high-quality imaging effect can be ensured by virtue of the miniaturized design, and meanwhile, the size and the weight of equipment are also remarkably reduced. By integrating a series of miniature optical elements with a storage
system, the
system greatly reduces the complexity and manufacturing cost of the imaging device. In addition, the device is also combined with a micro-fluidic
chip, and a miniaturized
blood cell counting device is provided. The compact design of the device enables the device to have wide application potential, the device is particularly suitable for being used in the environment with
limited resources, such as rural areas and remote areas, and the problem that local medical resources are deficient can be effectively solved. Through the innovative design, the low-cost and high-efficiency
microscopic imaging technology is expected to greatly improve the diagnostic capability of primary medical facilities.