IMA FLUORESCENCE VIS | IMA FLUORESCENCE IR | |
SPECTRAL RANGE | 400 - 1000 nm | 900 - 1700 nm |
SPECTRAL RESOLUTION | < 2.5 nm | < 4 nm |
LASER | OPTIONAL | 808 nm |
CAMERA | Front-illuminated interline CCD | InGaAs camera |
EPIFLUORESCENCE FILTERS | Triple filter fluo | Optional |
ILLUMINATION LAMP | HBO or XBO 100 | Optional |
DARKFIELD MODULE | Optional | Optional |
OBJECTIVES | 20x, 50x, 100x | 20x, 60x, 100x |
SPATIAL RESOLUTION | Sub-micron | |
MICROSCOPE | Upright | |
MAXIMUM SAMPLE FORMAT | 4" x 4" (10 cm x 10 cm) | |
X, Y TRAVEL RANGE | 76 mm x 52 mm | |
Z STAGE RESOLUTION | 1 µm | |
MAXIMUM SCANNING SPEED | 150 ms | |
WAVELENGTH ABSOLUTE ACCURACY | 0.25 nm | 0.5 nm |
VIDEO MODE | Megapixel camera for sample visualisation | |
PREPROCESSING | Spatial filtering, statistical tools, spectrum extraction, data normalization, spectral calibration |
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HYPERSPECTRAL DATA FORMAT | FITS, HDF5 | |
SINGLE IMAGE DATA FORMAT | JPG, PNG, TIFF, CSV, PDF, SGV | |
SOFTWARE | Computer with PHySpec™ control and analysis software included | |
DIMENSIONS | ≈ 40" x 30" x 30" (102 cm x 76 cm x 76 cm) | |
WEIGHT | ≈ 80 Kg | |
*UPGRADES | IMA FLUORESCENCE VIS | IMA FLUORESCENCE IR |
LASER | Additional excitation wavelengths available | |
CAMERA HI | Back-illuminated camera | N/A |
EMCCD | N/A | |
HIGH-RESOLUTION MODULE | N/A |
900-1700 nm, FWHM < 1 nm |
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