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CCD Detector: A wide range of application specific CCD cameras can
be used with the confocal device including: Cooke (Sensicam QE, Sensicam
EM), Roper (CoolSNAP™ ES, CoolSNAP™ HQ, Cascade™), Hamamatsu® (ORCA
ER, AG), and more.
2 - Light Source: A long life Hg/metal halide arc source, coupled to the instrument via an alignment-free light guide, allows for full spectrum (360 nm – 700 nm) confocal imaging of virtually any fluorescent probe. 3 - Easily Switch Between Confocal and Widefield Imaging/Viewing Modes: The CARV II Confocal Imager permits direct viewing of confocal images through a binocular eyepiece and/or through the camera for fast imaging setup. It is the only pinhole spinning disk fluorescence confocal systems which allows the user to quickly switch from confocal to wide-field viewing or recording. 4 - Automated Filter Changers: Automation of internal multi-position
excitation (8 position), dichroic (5 position) and emission (8 position)
filter wheels allows fast multi-dimensional confocal imaging.
5 - FRAP Capabilities: A FRAP slit at the same focal plane as the confocal
disk creates an adjustable rectangular aperture on the image.
6- Microscope Compatibility: The CARV II Confocal Imager unit can be configured to most inverted and upright fluorescent microscopes converting your existing fluorescence microscope to a confocal imager. 7 - Imaging Software: A range of state of the art 3D software packages
can be used for acquisition and analysis of confocal images including IPLab
(Scanalytics) and Metamorph (Molecular Devices).
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