{"id":25830,"date":"2024-06-19T13:31:56","date_gmt":"2024-06-19T10:31:56","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/apellaser.ro\/product\/bergamo-ii-series-multiphoton-microscopes-thorlabs\/"},"modified":"2024-06-19T14:12:43","modified_gmt":"2024-06-19T11:12:43","slug":"bergamo-ii-series-multiphoton-microscopes-thorlabs","status":"publish","type":"product","link":"https:\/\/apellaser.ro\/en\/product\/bergamo-ii-series-multiphoton-microscopes-thorlabs\/","title":{"rendered":"Bergamo\u00ae II Series Multiphoton Microscopes | Thorlabs"},"content":{"rendered":"

Features and Benefits:<\/strong><\/p>\n

Rapid Volumetric Imaging Using Bessel Beams
\nThree-Photon Imaging
\nSpatial Light Modulator for Simultaneous Multi-Site Activation<\/p>\n

Technical Specifications:<\/strong><\/p>\n

Laser Scanning
\nScan Path Wavelength Range : 450 – 1100 nm, 680 – 1300 nm, or 800 – 1800 nm
\nScan Paths: Resonant-Galvo-Galvo Scanner, Galvo-Resonant Scanners, Galvo-Galvo Scanners, or Spatial Light Modulator;
\nSingle or Dual Scan Paths
\nGalvo-Galvo Scan Modes: Imaging: Line, Polyline, Square, or Rectangle Non-Imaging: Circle, Ellipse, Polygon, or Point
\nField of View: 20 mm Diagonal Square (Max) at the Intermediate Image Plane
\n[12 mm Diagonal Square (Max) for 12 kHz Scanner]
\nConfocal Imaging: Motorized Pinhole Wheel with 16 Round Pinholes from \u00d825 \u00b5m to \u00d82 mm
\nTwo to Four Laser Lines (488 nm Standard; Other Options Range from 405 nm to 660 nm)
\nStandard Multialkali or High-Sensitivity GaAsP PMTs
\nEasy-to-Exchange Emission Filters and Dichroic Mirrors
\nTransmitted Light Imaging:
\nDifferential Interference Contrast (DIC) or Dodt Gradient Contrast
\nWidefield or Laser Scanned
\nIllumination Provided by Visible and\/or NIR LEDs
\nCompatible with Air or Oil Immersion Condensers<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

These microscopes offer independent scan paths for fast functional imaging, 5-axis control over the imaging plane, and support for two- and three-photon imaging. They are well suited for applications ranging from imaging cells to studying physiological responses in awake and behaving animals.<\/p>\n

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