2005
DOI: 10.1117/12.591465
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High speed slit-scanning confocal laser microscopy with an acousto-optic beam deflector and a line scan camera

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“…This approach has been in use along with acousto-optical devices, generating frame rates in excess of 100 Hz (Han, Im, Park, Kim, & Kim, 2005), or in combination with light sheet excitation to improve optical sectioning (Baumgart & Kubitscheck, 2012). The principle behind this approach is to increase the vertical size of galvanometer sweeps, and thus increase the rates of acquisition.…”
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“…This approach has been in use along with acousto-optical devices, generating frame rates in excess of 100 Hz (Han, Im, Park, Kim, & Kim, 2005), or in combination with light sheet excitation to improve optical sectioning (Baumgart & Kubitscheck, 2012). The principle behind this approach is to increase the vertical size of galvanometer sweeps, and thus increase the rates of acquisition.…”
Section: Of 17mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The principle behind this approach is to increase the vertical size of galvanometer sweeps, and thus increase the rates of acquisition. This approach has been in use along with acousto-optical devices, generating frame rates in excess of 100 Hz (Han, Im, Park, Kim, & Kim, 2005), or in combination with light sheet excitation to improve optical sectioning (Baumgart & Kubitscheck, 2012). Slit-confocal microscopy is limited by reduced resolution and optical sectioning abilities, when compared with point-scanning approaches.…”
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confidence: 99%