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Second Harmonic Generation Imaging
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Second Harmonic Generation Imaging

by Francesco S. Pavone, Paul J. Campagnola
April 2016
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
476 pages
21h 10m
English
CRC Press
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91SHG Microscopy and Its Comparison
For laser scanning microscopy, the relative distance between the optical components is strictly regu-
lated. In the ideal case shown in Figure 4.6, they are spaced by the focal length of the lenses except for
the dichroic mirrors and emission lters, which are located in the innity space. is arrangement is
important to maintain both proper beam path (propagation directionality) and correct beam prole
(size and divergence). e laser beam is expanded by the scan lens and the tube lens to ll the micro-
scope objective back aperture for maximum resolution as the beam can then be focused into the tightest
spot (1 or 2) at the sample plane. One crucial aspect is that when the scan mirror moves the laser beam ...
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ISBN: 9781439849156