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Andor Optical Separator Dual-Core

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Andor Optical Separator Dual-Core
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Dual Emission Image Splitter an be displayed side a single camera chip. Splitting is usually performed on the basis of wavelength, allowing applications such as ratiometric calcium imaging or FRET,

Optosplit II

The Optosplit image splitter is sold by Andor as part of our dual wavelength imaging portfolio. It is a simple device enabling a single camera to record images simultaneously at two different optical

Multi-Wavelength Imaging

The Optosplit II image splitter is sold by Andor as part of our dual wavelength imaging portfolio. It is a simple device enabling a single camera to record images simultaneously at two different optical

Optosplit II Image Splitter, Dual Emission Image Splitter, Andor

The Optosplit II Image Splitter is manufactured by Andor Technology, with the unique function of rotating the frame, adjustable spatial separation, to facilitate image positioning, is a convenient and

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TuCam and Optosplit II | Imaging and Machine Vision Europe

The portfolio comprises of the TuCam, a two camera adapter for simultaneous imaging with maximised field of view, as well as the Optosplit II, a dual emission splitter that divides an image into two

Multi-Wavelength Imaging

It is compatible with Andor''s complete range of market leading low light imaging cameras including iXon Ultra and Luca EMCCDs, Clara Interline CCD and the

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The Optosplit image splitter is sold by Andor as part of our dual wavelength imaging portfolio. It is a simple device enabling a single camera to record images

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Andor''s range of off-the-shelf and custom designed fibre optic solutions can be a very convenient way to collect and transport light from an experimental set-up to a spectrograph-based detection solution.

Andor iStar sCMOS

Our Cameras for Spectroscopy Spectroscopy-based diagnostics in the fields of Material Science, Chemistry, Life Science or Fundamental Physics & Optics rely on the capture and analysis of optical

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Andor''s core technology Ultravac™ combines with the latest cutting-edge technology in the fields of sensors, electronics, optic, and software to

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One Camera Solution - Dual Emission Image Splitter The Optosplit image splitter is sold by Andor as part of our dual wavelength imaging portfolio. It is a simple

Andor HoloSpec imaging spectrograph

High-density multi-track AND high throughput The HoloSpec advanced imaging corrected optics allow clear separation of individual channel images from densely packed fibre optics bundles. density fibre

Scientific Cameras, Microscopy Systems,

Andor is a world leader in design and manufacture of high-performance EMCCD, sCMOS and CCD cameras, microscopy systems, spectrographs, and optical

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