IMAGE FORMATION IN CONFOCAL SCANNING MICROSCOPES.

被引：0
|
作者：
Sheppard, C.J.R.
Wilson, T.
机构：
来源：
Optik (Jena) | 1980年 / 55卷 / 04期
关键词：
D O I：
暂无
中图分类号：
学科分类号：
摘要：
A scanning microscope may be used in a confocal mode of operation, which results in image formation characteristics very different from those in conventional microscopy. The resolution is improved and the depth of field decreased, both of which properties are particularly useful for applications in microbiology. Image formation in conventional and scanning microscopy is compared and contrasted, with emphasis on the Fourier imaging approach. The effects of aberrations on the transfer function are discussed.
引用
收藏
页码：331 / 342
相关论文
共 50 条
  • [1] IMAGE-FORMATION IN CONFOCAL SCANNING MICROSCOPES
    SHEPPARD, CJR
    WILSON, T
    OPTIK, 1980, 55 (04): : 331 - 342
  • [2] IMAGING OF PERIODIC STRUCTURES IN PARTIALLY COHERENT AND CONFOCAL SCANNING MICROSCOPES.
    Wilson, T.
    Gannaway, J.N.
    Optik (Jena), 1979, 54 (03): : 201 - 210
  • [3] ON THE EQUIVALENCE OF SCANNING AND CONVENTIONAL MICROSCOPES.
    Sheppard, C.J.R.
    Wilson, T.
    Optik (Jena), 1986, 73 (01): : 39 - 43
  • [4] Microscopes.
    Stuewe, H.P.
    Berg- und Huettenmaennische Monatshefte, 1973, 118 (11): : 337 - 340
  • [5] Chemical recognition with various scanning probe microscopes.
    Fujihira, M
    ABSTRACTS OF PAPERS OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, 2004, 227 : U114 - U114
  • [6] IMAGE AND SUPER-RESOLUTION IN OPTICAL COHERENT MICROSCOPES.
    Hamed, A.M.
    Clair, J.J.
    Optik (Jena), 1983, 64 (04): : 277 - 284
  • [7] Image formation in low-coherence and confocal interference microscopes
    Sheppard, CJR
    Roy, M
    Sharma, MD
    APPLIED OPTICS, 2004, 43 (07) : 1493 - 1502
  • [8] Construction and use of microscopes.
    不详
    NATURE, 1920, 104 : 546 - 548
  • [9] The mechanical design of microscopes.
    Cheshire, FJ
    TRANSACTIONS OF THE FARADAY SOCIETY, 1920, 16 (01): : 0043 - 0046
  • [10] DETECTOR ARRAYS IN CONFOCAL SCANNING MICROSCOPES
    WILSON, T
    SCANNING MICROSCOPY, 1990, 4 (01) : 21 - 24
12345