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High-resolution mosaic imaging is performed for the first time to our knowledge with a multifocal, multiphoton, photon-counting imaging system. We present a novel design consisting of a home-built femtosecond Yb-doped KGdWO4 laser with an optical multiplexer, which is coupled with a commercial Olympus IX-71 microscope frame. Photon counting is performed using single-element detectors and an inexpensive electronic demultiplexer and counters.
Citation:
Eric Chandler, Erich Hoover, Jeff Field, Kraig Sheetz, Wafa Amir, Ramon Carriles, Shi-you Ding, and Jeff Squier, "High-resolution mosaic imaging with multifocal, multiphoton photon-counting microscopy," Appl. Opt. 48, 2067-2077 (2009)
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