Nikon - LiveScan SFC
Combining the advantages of confocal imaging with the versatility of conventional live cell microscopes.
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Features of LiveScan SFC
- Overcoming the Limitations of Traditional Field Scanning Confocal Systems
- Swept Field Technology
- True Hybrid Design
- High-Speed
- Maximum Resolution
- Multiple Detector Choices
- Multiple Laser Configurations
- Intuitive and Powerful Software
General Specifications
Microscope Type | Confocal |
Additional Specifications
Scan head manufacturer:
For Nikon by Prairie Technologies
Scanning technology:
32 illumination points swept across the field by fast galvanometer and piezo controlled mirrors. 3 pinhole scan modes and 4 slit scan modes.
Illumination and detector apertures:
30µm, 45µm, and 60µm pinholes. 22µm, 35µm, 50µm and 70µm slits.
Scan speed:
Variable (user defined); up to 1200Hz
Lasers/illumination source:
Solid state diode lasers at 442, 488, 561, 643 available
Air cooled gas lasers at 488, 514, 568, 647 available
Optional 2 optical fiber output from laser launch available
Beam attenuation:
Acusto-optical tuneable filter (AOTF)
Laser shutter:
Acusto-optical tuneable filter (AOTF) and mechanical shutters
Laser safety:
Nikon C1-Y-TT laser safe trinocular head and C1-T-SM laser safety shutter for TE2000
Scan head mirrors emission filters:
Easily user interchangeable. Appropriate dichroics and emission filter provided with each laser line specified, dichroic and emission filter specs supplied upon request.
Acquisition software:
Nikon NIS-Elements
Z-Axis control:
Nikon's attachable ERFA, TE2000E2 microscopes, piezoelectric z-axis controller
Deconvolution:
NIS-Elements plugin: 2D real time deconvolution, or plugins for 3D blind deconvolution