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Confocal Microscopes with Slit Apertures

Abstract Using slit apertures, rather than pinholes, to construct a confocal imaging system has some advantages. The signal level is increased and, if a detector array is used, a line image can be generated in real time. Slit apertures can also be used in a direct-view confocal (tandem scanning) microscope.

Colin J. R. Sheppard | C. Sheppard | X. Mao | X. Q. Mao

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