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Confocal and fluorescence microscopy

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Confocal and fluorescence microscopy

405, 488, 561, 637, 640 nm common lines | CW with TTL or analog modulation, SM or PM fiber | Microscopy benefits from compact multi-line combiners with stable fiber output and line-by-line electronic control. | Ask for microscope input fiber, power after fiber, modulation bandwidth, number of channels, and control interface. | application-systems | cw-dpss-diode

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