Collection: High-Speed Slide Scanning
Microscope slide scanning in both fluorescence and brightfield microscopy involves capturing high-resolution digital images of entire slides for detailed analysis and archival. In fluorescence microscopy, cameras must excel in sensitivity to detect faint fluorescence signals emitted from labelled biomolecules within tissues. High quantum efficiency and low noise are crucial for maximizing signal-to-noise ratios in fluorescence imaging. Additionally, cameras should support multi-channel fluorescence imaging to capture multiple fluorophores simultaneously, enhancing data acquisition efficiency.
In brightfield microscopy, cameras need excellent color fidelity and dynamic range to faithfully reproduce the staining patterns and morphological details of tissue sections. High-resolution sensors ensure sharp imaging of cellular structures and histological features across the entire slide. Autofocus capabilities and motorized stages enable precise and automated scanning of multiple slides, optimizing workflow efficiency in pathology and research laboratories.
