Laser Illuminated Nano-Second Microscope
Alan M. Frank, D. F. Hein
Abstract
Alan M. Frank, D. F. Hein
Abstract
In high magnification systems laser speckle limits the resolution of laser illuminated targets. We have developed a broad bandwidth laser illuminator which substantially reduces the speckle. This laser has been incorporated with intensified camera technology and suitable lensing to provide a microscope system with good resolution over a 75-mm diameter image. The microscope currently has a 2-ns exposure onto film with magnification adjustable between 5 X and 50 X .*
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In high magnification systems laser speckle limits the resolution of laser illuminated targets. We have developed a broad bandwidth laser illuminator which substantially reduces the speckle. This laser has been incorporated with intensified camera technology and suitable lensing to provide a microscope system with good resolution over a 75-mm diameter image. The microscope currently has a 2-ns exposure onto film with magnification adjustable between 5 X and 50 X .*
Key concepts: Microscope, Optics, Magnification, Laser, Speckle pattern, Materials science, Microscopy, Resolution (logic)