US Patent 7999935 Laser microscope with a physically separating beam splitter
Patent 7999935 was granted and assigned to Leica Microsystems on August, 2011 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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The invention proposes a method for imaging at least one microscopic property of a sample and an apparatus with which the proposed method can be carried out. In the method, at least one coherent illumination light with at least one illumination wavelength is produced by means of at least one light source. The illumination light is imaged onto at least one region on or within the sample. Detection light emitted by the sample is split at least partially into incoherent detection light and into coherent detection light by means of at least on physically separating beam splitter. The coherent detection light is at least partially separated from the coherent illumination light by at least one beam-splitter element. The coherent detection light is detected. The proposed method can be used in particular for investigating the sample by means of coherent anti-Stokes-Raman scattering.
US Patent 07999935 Laser microscope with a physically separating beam splitter US Patent 7999935 Laser microscope with a physically separating beam splitter
US Patent 07999935 Laser microscope with a physically separating beam splitter
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