论文信息 - Microlaser microscope using self-detection for confocality.

Microlaser microscope using self-detection for confocality.

The microlaser microscope can use its own source lasers as detectors to provide a matched array of confocal apertures. Detection of the laser light by a single avalanche photodiode makes the electronics simple. We have implemented this in a 64 x 312 pixel format as our first demonstration of the device.

R H Webb | F J Rogomentich

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