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Detection Staining Microscopic Hyperspectral Imaging System With Lens & Microscope

Name: Detection Staining Microscopic Hyperspectral Imaging System With Lens & Microscope
Brand: CHNSpec Technology （Zhejiang）Co.,Ltd

Microscopic Hyperspectral Imaging System With Lens & Microscope For Detection & Staining ♦Combining the advantages of microscope and imaging spectrometer, hyperspectral data acquisition of microscopic images can be performed at any time. ♦It can transform existing biological microscopes, fluorescence microscopes, stereo microscopes, metallographic microscopes, etc., and easily transform ordinary microscopes into hyperspectral microscopes. ♦Customers can customize microscope

Place of Origin China

Packaging Details carton box

Spectroscopic method Grating

Standard lens focal length 25mm

Power supply mode Built-in battery

Model Number optional FS-20/FS-22/FS-23

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Product Description

Microscopic Hyperspectral Imaging System With Lens & Microscope For Detection & Staining

♦Combining the advantages of microscope and imaging spectrometer, hyperspectral data acquisition of microscopic images can be performed at any time.

♦It can transform existing biological microscopes, fluorescence microscopes, stereo microscopes, metallographic microscopes, etc., and easily transform ordinary microscopes into hyperspectral microscopes.

♦Customers can customize microscope models according to their needs.

♦The FigSpec® series of imaging spectrometers integrate a visual camera and a hyperspectral camera internally. The visual camera can be used to quickly preview the sampled images, and the hyperspectral image data collection can be performed after confirming that the images meet the requirements.

System composition

Hyperspectral imaging spectroscopic camera (optional FS-20/FS-22/FS-23)*1,Lens*1,Microscope (any manufacturer's model can be specified)*1,PC application software*1.

Applications

Example 1: Hyperspectral detection of gastric cancer tissue