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La microscopie multiphotonique

Multiphoton microscopy is ideal for capturing high-resolution 3D images with reduced photobleaching and phototoxicity compared to confocal microscopy.

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What happens when a filter is tilted?

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When should I use an IR cut filter and when should I use heat absorbing glass?

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What is an ND Filter?

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Can I place ND filters back-to-back and increase optical density?

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What is the difference between using an absorptive ND filter and a reflective ND filter?

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How do I select the right filter for my application?

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What happens when an optical filter is tilted?

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Lumière collimatée

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Filtre d’apodisation à variation continue

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Dichroic Filter

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Filtre fluorescent

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Verre anticalorique

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Miroir chaud

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Filtre à densité neutre (ND))

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Filtre passe-bas

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Plage de blocage

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WRATTEN Filter

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Selecting Color Filter Glass for Life Science Applications

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En quoi consistent les filtres ultra-fins ?

How are ultra-thin filters different from standard optical filters? Discover the unique features and capabilties of ultra-thin filters at Edmund Optics.

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Comprendre les filtres à densité neutre

Les filtres à densité neutre (Neutral Density, ND) sont conçus pour réduire uniformément la quantité de lumière transmise sur une partie spécifique du spectre. Savoir plus chez Edmund Optics.

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L'orientation des filtres optiques

Vous ne savez pas quel côté de votre filtre doit être orienté vers la source lumineuse ? Renseignez-vous chez Edmund Optics !

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How do I select a filter for my application?

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What type of material should I look for in a filter?

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Which type of colored filter is best for my imaging application?

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How should I orient my reflective ND or interference filter?

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How do I determine which side of my filter is coated?

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How do I clean my filters?

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Does Edmund Optics® offer filters made from thin, flexible materials?

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What is the largest diameter filter available from Edmund Optics®?

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La microscopie multiphotonique

What happens when a filter is tilted?

When should I use an IR cut filter and when should I use heat absorbing glass?

What is an ND Filter?

Can I place ND filters back-to-back and increase optical density?

What is the difference between using an absorptive ND filter and a reflective ND filter?

How do I select the right filter for my application?

What happens when an optical filter is tilted?

Lumière collimatée

Filtre d’apodisation à variation continue

Dichroic Filter

Filtre fluorescent

Verre anticalorique

Miroir chaud

Filtre à densité neutre (ND))

Filtre passe-bas

Plage de blocage

WRATTEN Filter

Selecting Color Filter Glass for Life Science Applications

En quoi consistent les filtres ultra-fins ?

Comprendre les filtres à densité neutre

L'orientation des filtres optiques

How do I select a filter for my application?

What type of material should I look for in a filter?

Which type of colored filter is best for my imaging application?

How should I orient my reflective ND or interference filter?

How do I determine which side of my filter is coated?

How do I clean my filters?

Does Edmund Optics® offer filters made from thin, flexible materials?

What is the largest diameter filter available from Edmund Optics®?