Confocal Microscopy
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[[Category:Edit{{#translation:}}]] [[Category:Help{{#translation:}}|Confocal Microscopy]]
Introduction
A Confocal Microscopy is an optical imaging technique for increasing optical resolution and contrast of a micrograph. It uses pinhole to block out all out of focus light to enhance optical resolution, very different from traditional wide-field fluorescence microscopes. To offset the block of out of focus lights, the light intensity is detected by a photomultiplier tube or avalanche photodiode, which transforms the light signal into an electrical one. We will try to build a Setup like this to enhance optical resolution and maybe get profile information about the sample.
Team Members
Wang Tingyu, Xue Rui, Yang Hengxing
Lab Location
S12-01-10/11 Nanomaterials Research Lab