Aurox Clarity Spinning Disk Confocal
Cutting-edge confocal microscopy system for high-speed, high-resolution 3D imaging of live cells
The Aurox Clarity Spinning Disk Confocal is a sophisticated imaging system designed for high-resolution microscopy of live cells. It features spinning disk technology, which allows for rapid and detailed 3D imaging while reducing phototoxicity and photobleaching. This system enables researchers to capture dynamic cellular processes with exceptional clarity and speed. Its advanced optics and imaging capabilities make it well-suited for studying complex biological phenomena. The Aurox Clarity is ideal for applications requiring precise, real-time observations of cellular dynamics.
Aurox Clarity Spinning Disk Confocal Unit Specifications
- Imaging Technology:
- Spinning Disk Confocal with a dual-disk system for high-speed, multi-channel imaging
- Disk Type:
- Dual-Disk System (e.g., Yokogawa CSU-W1 or similar)
- Optics:
- Objective Lenses: Supports high NA objectives, typically from 0.8 to 1.4 NA
- Excitation Wavelength Range: Covers approximately 350-750 nm
- Emission Filters: Customizable filter sets for various fluorophores
- Detection System:
- Photomultiplier Tubes (PMTs): High-sensitivity PMTs for detecting fluorescence
- Hybrid Photon Detectors (HPDs): Option for improved sensitivity and dynamic range
- Multi-Channel Detection: Capable of simultaneous multi-color imaging
- Imaging Speed:
- Frame Rate: Up to 1000 fps (frames per second), depending on the configuration
- Resolution:
- Lateral Resolution: Typically around 200-300 nm
- Axial Resolution: Typically around 500-700 nm
- Sample Chamber:
- Environmental Control: Includes systems for temperature, CO2, and humidity control to support live-cell imaging
- Software:
- Imaging Software Suite: Advanced software for image acquisition, processing, and analysis
- Features: Includes 3D reconstruction, time-lapse imaging, and quantitative analysis
- Additional Features:
- Image Restoration: Algorithms for deconvolution and other image enhancement techniques
- Modular Design: Allows integration with additional imaging modalities and accessories
- System Dimensions:
- Footprint: Varies depending on configuration and additional components
- Weight: Dependent on specific setup and additional modules
- Power Requirements:
- Power Supply: Typically requires standard laboratory power specifications (e.g., 110-240V AC)
For further information, it is recommended to reach out to a representative from Nuhsbaum. Our representatives are knowledgeable about the Aurox Spinning Disk Confocal Unit offerings and can provide expert guidance and support in selecting the right configuration to meet specific research needs.
Aurox Clarity Spinning Disk Confocal Unit Description
The Aurox Clarity Spinning Disk Confocal is a state-of-the-art imaging system designed for high-resolution, real-time observations of live cells and complex biological specimens. Utilizing advanced spinning disk confocal technology, it offers rapid imaging with reduced photobleaching and phototoxicity, making it ideal for dynamic live-cell studies. The system features a dual-disk configuration, typically incorporating Yokogawa CSU-W1 disks, allowing simultaneous multi-channel imaging with high sensitivity.
Equipped with high numerical aperture (NA) objectives, the Aurox Clarity delivers exceptional optical performance, achieving lateral resolutions around 200-300 nm and axial resolutions of 500-700 nm. The system supports a broad range of excitation wavelengths (350-750 nm) and is compatible with various fluorophores via customizable filter sets.
Detection is performed using high-sensitivity Photomultiplier Tubes (PMTs) or Hybrid Photon Detectors (HPDs), enabling high-speed imaging with frame rates up to 1000 fps. The microscope includes environmental controls for temperature, CO2, and humidity, essential for maintaining optimal conditions for live-cell imaging. An advanced software suite facilitates comprehensive image acquisition, processing, and analysis, including 3D reconstruction and time-lapse imaging. The modular design supports integration with other imaging modalities for expanded research capabilities.
For further information, it is recommended to reach out to a representative from Nuhsbaum. Our representatives are knowledgeable about the Aurox Clarity Spinning Disk Confocal Unit offerings and can provide expert guidance and support in selecting the right configuration to meet specific research needs.
