Laser Line Scan Confocal Microscope | SIMTRUM Photonics Store

Confocal microscopy is a powerful imaging tool that scans a sample with a laser or illumination along a line while simultaneously collecting emitted fluorescence or reflected light from that line. This method enables rapid image acquisition, reduces out-of-focus light, and enhances image contrast, offering high resolution, high contrast, dynamic imaging, and multi-layer imaging.

Compared to traditional point-scanning confocal microscopes, Hekang's line-scan confocal microscope (L series) combines confocal principles with the ability to quickly capture images along a line. It operates at lower laser intensities, minimizing sample bleaching and phototoxicity, making it suitable for research in cytology, neuroscience, biomedicine, drug development, and life sciences. 

	Product core feature High-speed aquisition 50fps@1024×1000 pixel.  Multiple wavelength laser 405nm/488nm/532nm/641nm. Adjustable power for various situations. Large FOV （60X: 0.36mm, 40X: 0.54mm. Software function Large image Mosaic, 3D imaging rendering. High-speed scanning 100mm/s（Linewidth 1mm). 3D depth of field fusion z-axis resolution 50nm. Line scan confocal module  Largest depth of imaging 600µm.
Large FOV & High Sensitivity The system features a large field of view (FOV) with a scientific-grade CMOS camera providing up to 5.5 million pixels,  paired with 60x (0.36 mm) and 40x (0.54 mm)  objectives for maximum  viewing.  Maximizing the fluorescence microscope's FOV is increasingly important in applications such as high-content scanning of large cell areas,  imaging of developing embryos, neuron mapping,  and tissue imaging.
Deep Imaging Module (Max. imaging depth: 600µm)	The line-scan focus modulation module enhances penetration depth in confocal microscopy. By combining an electro-optic modulator with a custom liquid crystal phase plate, it selectively modulates only the fluorescence signal at the focus, while stray and background light remain unaffected. This technique improves the signal-to-noise ratio and contrast ratio by 20–30 dB, increasing imaging depth to about 2–4 times that of conventional confocal microscopes.
Standard configuration optical circuit diagram	Full section fluorescence pathological line scanner microscope light path
Single wavelength laser research line scan microscope optical path

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SIMSCOP L Series confocal micoscope software main function

Software feature and function：

1. 1.Multifunctional Hardware Control  Enables interaction and control of hardware components like lasers, cameras, and motorized stages. Users can adjust objectives and configuration parameters via a software interface to meet various imaging needs.
2. 2.Confocal Image Acquisition  Supports high-speed image capture to track dynamic processes. Real-time preview allows users to observe imaging, adjust parameters, and obtain immediate results.
3. 3.Confocal Image  Processing Offers image processing features such as noise reduction, enhancement, and pseudocoloring to optimize image quality. Supports 3D reconstruction from multi-layer imaging data for visualizing sample structures.
4. 4.Image Stitching  Facilitates stitching of multiple acquired images to recreate the complete morphology of samples.
5. 5.Preview and Storage  Real-time preview enables immediate observation and parameter adjustment. Supports storage and export of captured images and data in common formats for further analysis and processing.

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