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Supplier: PI (Physik Instrumente) L.P.
Description: Integrates Seamlessly with PI Piezo-Z Stages or PIFOC® Objective Scanners Extremely Fast Laser Based System Works with Microscopes from Industry Leaders
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Supplier: Phenom-World BV
Description: -quality images using basic features, and offers the market's fastest loading and imaging time. The reliable autofocus and source alignment make this the most user-friendly system on the market. The Phenom Pure is the most economic and efficient tool for high-resolution imaging. Its
- Application: Biological / Life Science
- Digital Display: Yes
- Grade: Benchtop
- Microscope Type: Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM)
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Supplier: Flexbar Machine Corporation
Description: FLEXBAR DIGI-ZOOM VIDEO MICROSCOPE SYSTEM Featuring Auto-Focus, Image Capture, Documentation and Manual Measurement In One Easy-to-Use Package. MAIN SYSTEM FEATURES: Continuous 1:14 Ratio Optical Zoom Auto-Focus System 0.5X Standard Objective
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Supplier: Nikon Metrology
Description: supported, including brightfield, darkfield and differential interference contrast (DIC), as well as various transparent samples. Hybrid Auto-Focus There are two common types of auto-focus systems for microscopes: slit projection and contrast detection. Slit projection
- Application: Semiconductor Inspection
- Computer Interface: Yes
- Eyepiece Style: Binocular
- Total Magnification: 2.5 to 100 X
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Supplier: Mad City Labs, Inc.
Description: C-Focus™ systems provide an automatic means to eliminate microscope focus drift over long time periods. Unlike autofocus systems which require use of advanced microscopes with internal focus correction or external devices which track video signals or reflected
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Supplier: Evident Scientific
Description: with the Olympus autofocus unit, ideal for automating the inspection process. Strehl ratio: Indicates as a percent, the ratio of the proportion of light that an actual optical system can concentrate with respect to the proportion of light concentrated in the image plane (central
- Field of View: 26.5 mm
- Lens Type: Objective Lens
- Magnification: 50 to 100 X
- Numerical Aperture: 0.9500 NA
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Supplier: PI (Physik Instrumente) L.P.
Description: Application fields Super-resolution microscopy Light disk microscopy Confocal microscopy 2-photon microscopy 3D imaging Screening Interferometry Measuring technology Autofocus systems
- Type: Z-Axis Stage
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Supplier: Nikon Metrology
Description: technology, and TT L laser autofocus. It allows both 2D and height measurements in the same field of view. The Confocal NEXIV VMZ-K6555 is used for the inspection and measurement of critical dimensions of highly complex structures on advanced semiconductor devices, probe cards, substrate
- Applications / Capabilities: Electronics or Semiconductor Inspection
- Image Source: Optical Microscope
- System Type: Turnkey / Complete System
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Supplier: Nikon Metrology
Description: supported, including brightfield, darkfield and differential interference contrast (DIC), as well as various transparent samples. Hybrid Auto-Focus There are two common types of auto-focus systems for microscopes: slit projection and contrast detection. Slit projection
- Application: Other
- Eyepiece Style: Trinocular
- Image Analysis Processing Software: Yes
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Supplier: Zygo Corporation
Description: without the need for vibration isolation or specialized enclosures. And the interactive control software, Mx™, provides easy and detailed visualization to help you control your process. Read more to see how the ZeGage system's power, versatility, and value can benefit you. Powerful
- Application: Measuring / Toolmaker
- Computer Interface: Yes
- Digital Display: Yes
- Grade: Benchtop
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Supplier: PI (Physik Instrumente) L.P.
Description: objective scanning system for microscopy Optimized for large travel ranges and fast step-and-settle with step sizes to 3 µm. Compact design and QuickLock Thread Adapters for easy integration in all standard microscope designs. Ideally suited for 2-photon microscopy and all
- Minimum Step Size (Resolution): 2000 µm
- Type: Motorized Stage, Z-Axis Stage
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Supplier: WDI Wise Device Inc.
Description: WDI's Laser Auto-Focus ATF6 sensor is an active optical device (incorporating a class II semiconductor laser) designed to provide focusing servo systems with fast feedback signals needed to quickly and accurately focus all types of infinity corrected microscopes.
- Applications: Semiconductor Wafers, CVD / PVD Films, Flat Panel Displays, Photolithography / Patterning
- Form Factor: Sensor / Sensing Element
- Mounting / Loading: In-situ / System Mounted
- Non-contact: Yes
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Supplier: PI (Physik Instrumente) L.P.
Description: application Microscopy, confocal microscopy, 3D imaging, screening, autofocus systems, surface analysis. Ideal for multiphoton microscopy due to high dynamics at heavy loads
- Minimum Step Size (Resolution): 400 µm
- Type: Motorized Stage, Z-Axis Stage
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Supplier: Fischer Technology, Inc.
Description: for positioning accuracy to < 500 nm More powerful microscope with autofocus and automatic object recognition Specimen holders for different samples
- Hardness Testers: Vickers and Knoop, Other
- Mounting: Fixtured or Permanent
- Test Method: Micro
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Supplier: Fischer Technology, Inc.
Description: of indentation and creep Measurement and computation of material parameters according to DIN EN ISO 14577-1 and ASTM E 2546 Indenters: Vickers, Berkovich or carbide ball Customer-specific indenters on request Microscope with three magnification levels and
- Hardness Testers: Vickers and Knoop, Other
- Mounting: Fixtured or Permanent
- Test Load: 5.10E-7 to 0.0510 kg
- Test Method: Micro
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Supplier: WDI Wise Device Inc.
Description: The WDI Laser Auto-Focus ATF5 sensor is an active optical device (incorporating a semiconductor laser) designed to provide focusing servo systems with fast feedback signals needed to quickly and accurately focus all types of infinity corrected microscopes.
- Automation / Control: CNC Control
- Laser Type: Diode
- Materials Processed: Semiconductors / Electronics
- Options / Components: Monitoring Sensors / System
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Visual servoing methods in robot-assist cell microinjection system
For example, a microscope autofocusing system can bring the samples into focus by using the focus algorithm and computer control.
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A low-cost automatic translation and autofocusing system for a microscope
We have shown how to build a low-cost, real-time microscope autofocus system using 'off the shelf' components.
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Comparative Study of Sharpness Parameters of Microscopic Images of Biomedical Preparations
The goal of this work is to describe research on microscope autofocusing systems for BMP monitoring.
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Front Matter: Volume 7495
Design and optimization for microscope autofocus systems based on the analysis of video signals [7495-124] .
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UNDER SECRETARY OF ENERGY
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY
BEFORE THE
COMMITTEE ON SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
SUBCOMMITTEE ON ENERGY AND ENVIRONME...
Other inventions include tunable optical filters, spectrometers and color filters, microscope autofocus systems , rechargeable pacemakers and new methods for efficiently licensing intellectual property.
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Modeling of actuator systems using multilayer electrostrictive materials
For example, Suyama et al. [2] applied electrostrictive actuators for precisely positioning a table of a microscope autofocusing system in addition to the course motions generated by stepping motors and ball screws.
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Design and characterization of precise laser-based autofocusing microscope with reduced geometrical fluctuations
Abstract Due to consumer preference for products with ever higher performance, a requirement exists for precise autofocusing microscope systems to perform the inspection process in automated mass production lines.
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Novel fast laser-based auto-focusing microscope
The experimental results show that the proposed auto- focusing microscope system is under a 1 s cycle time and ±3 μm positioning accuracy with a ±500 μm linear working range.
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Dynamic autofocus for continuous-scanning time-delay-and-integration image acquisition in automated microscopy
M. Bravo-Zanoguera and J. H. Price, “Analog circuit for an autofocus microscope system ,” U.S. Patent No. 5,995,143 1999 .
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Development of the fast astigmatic auto-focus microscope system
This means that the astigmatic auto- focus microscope system could work very reliably and the astigmatic auto-focus system designed for the 20× objective could also be workable for the 10× and 5× objectives.
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