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Spectra-Physics Pioneers New Ultrafast Laser for Deep Tissue Imaging
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Based on a novel proprietary technology, the InSight DeepSee delivers nearly double the tuning range of existing ultrafast lasers and provides seamless access to long infrared wavelengths for deepest in vivo imaging, taking multiphoton imaging to new depths.
InSight DeepSee is robust and fully automated, providing easy-to-use, hands-off operation and freeing users to focus on their critical research.
The ultrafast laser system features an unprecedented 680 to 1300 nm continuous tuning from a single source, short 100 fs pulse widths and highest peak power levels into the infrared where imaging penetration depth is maximized.
Spectra-Physics' integrated, patented DeepSee, the industry-standard dispersion pre-compensator, delivers the short pulses through a microscope to the sample for maximum fluorescence. A dual wavelength option is available for advanced imaging techniques, including uncaging, coherent anti-Stokes Raman scattering (CARS) imaging, and multi-modal imaging. This fully-automated ultrafast laser can be seamlessly tuned, with the click of a mouse, to any wavelength within seconds. The laser system also has ideal beam characteristics optimized for multiphoton imaging.
To learn more, visit www.newport.com/InSightDeepSee
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Keywords: CARS CARS microscopy coherent anti-Stokes Raman scattering Fluorescence Imaging in vivo Imaging laser Multiphoton Imaging Newport Spectra-Physics
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