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Multi-Port Illuminator

Mightex’s Multi-Port Illuminator (MPI) enables researchers to add a Polygon Patterned Illuminator to their microscope for targeted illumination while keeping their original light source for epi-fluorescence or other wide-field stimulation.

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Part number MPI-000

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Quotation-based: tell us about the setup and we prepare a quotation for it.

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Choose this when…

  • You want to add a Polygon to a microscope while keeping its original light source for epi-fluorescence or widefield stimulation.

Based on: Mightex Multi-Port Illuminator page.

How it differs from related patterned illumination

Values this page lists that its neighbours in “Polygon adaptors and expanders” do not.

  • Component: Illumination accessory

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About the Multi-Port Illuminator

Mightex’s Multi-Port Illuminator (MPI) enables researchers to add a Polygon Patterned Illuminator to their microscope for targeted illumination while keeping their original light source for epi-fluorescence or other wide-field stimulation. MPI can be used in any inverted or upright microscope (e.g. Leica, Nikon, Olympus and Zeiss), or on Mightex’s OASIS Macro/Micro/Implant systems.

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Patterned photostimulation on a microscope

Conceptual workflowFollows the three selection steps in Mightex’s Polygon guide (wavelength, Polygon model, microscope adaptor), with control added from the PolyScan page. It is not a verified configuration: we check how the parts fit your equipment before quoting.

  1. 1

    Light source

    Pick the wavelength for your opsin or chemistry, in the format the Polygon input accepts.

  2. 2

    Patterning

    The Polygon model follows from the source: lightguide, fiber, both, or ultra-high contrast.

  3. 3

    Microscope coupling

    An adaptor for your microscope make and model; an expander if the port is shared.

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  4. 4

    Control and acquisition

    Software, triggering and a camera for calibration and imaging.

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