Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To highly reliably detect even a weak fluorescence signal, and to accurately count photons. SOLUTION: This microscope system 100 is constituted to sense the individual photons of a detected light beam 17 each as one event 50, and to provide an output signal in the form of a characteristic function 52. A filter circuit 61 forms a new characteristic function 55 transmitted to a discriminator 60, from the characteristic function 52. COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI
Abstract:
Verfahren zur Abbildung und Vermessung mikroskopischer dreidimensionaler Strukturen mit folgenden Schritten:• Darstellen eines Datensatzes in 3-dimensionaler Form auf einem einem Mikroskop zugeordneten Display (27);• Vorgeben mindestens einer beliebigen Schnittposition und beliebiger Drehwinkel;• Drehen der 3-dimensionalen Darstellung auf dem Display (27) bis eine in der 3-dimensionalen Form enthaltene Struktur eine einem Benutzer geeignet erscheinende Darstellung auf dem Display wiedergibt; und• Durchführen eines Analysevorgangs an der Struktur, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass bei der Vorgabe des Drehwinkels eine Transformationsmatrix berechnet wird und bei Vorgabe der Schnittposition entsprechende Schnittebenen berechnet werden, wobei die entsprechenden Schnittebenen auf dem Display (27) dargestellt werden und die Darstellung der Schnittgeometrie in Form eines Drahtgittermodells aus einem äußeren und inneren Quader (60, 62) realisiert wird.
Abstract:
The method and the system simplify moving interactions by means of virtual reference subjects and flux-based coordinate transformations in order to generate a changeable frame of reference.
Abstract:
The method and the system simplify moving interactions by means of virtual reference subjects and flux-based coordinate transformations in order to generate a changeable frame of reference.
Abstract:
A microscope system and a method that record spectra ( 60 a , 61 a , 62 a , 63 a, and 66 a) of the dyes present in the specimen ( 15 ) using an SP module ( 20 ) are disclosed. A transformation of the data of the ascertained spectra, and of the dye spectra ( 60 b , 61 b , 62 b , 63 b, and 66 b) stored in a database, is performed. The spectra are entered into a correspondingly into a divided transformation space. Allocation of the dye spectra ( 60 b , 61 b , 62 b , 63 b, and 66 b) to the measured spectra ( 60 a , 61 a , 62 a , 63 a, and 66 a) is accomplished by way of a comparison in the transformation space.
Abstract:
A spectral scanning microscope and a method for data acquisition using a spectral scanning microscope are disclosed. A computer system is provided that encompasses a memory and a database. In combination with the computer system and/or the database, a continuous wavelength subregion that serves to illuminate the specimen can be selected from a continuous wavelength region using the spectral selection means. Also in combination with the computer system together with the spectral selection means, a detection band can be selected from the detected light beam.
Abstract:
A detector for detecting weak fluorescent radiation with a microscope system (100) is disclosed. The microscope system (100) is configured in such a way that it senses individual photons of the detected light beam (17) each as one event (50), and furnishes therefrom an output signal in the form of a characteristic function (52). A filter circuit (61) forms, from the characteristic function (52), a new characteristic function (55) that is conveyed to a discriminator (60).
Abstract:
Microscopy method has the following steps: recording of an image and determination of a region of interest within a sample (15) shown within the image and; automatic recording of the whole marked sample spatial area. An Independent claim is made for a microscope arrangement for automatic three-dimensional (3D) recording of an area of interest within a sample, said arrangement comprising a microscope (13) with at least an objective and a detector unit (19) with which images of the sample (15) are recorded. A computer (23) has means (25) for automatic recording of a whole marked probe area. The computer controls image recording and microscope operation.