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■Summary The Optosplit II image splitter is a simple and elegant device that splits an image into two spatially equal individual wavelengths on a single camera chip. ■Features - Variable internal path separation: Optimizes the internal optical system according to the aperture of the optical system, minimizing the occurrence of aberrations. - Dichroic mirror and fluorescence filter mounted in an easily replaceable cube: Filter sets can be easily and quickly replaced. Some competitive products require filters to be installed at the factory. - Variable and lockable rectangular aperture to define field of view size: Users can define both the height and width of the ROI and set the image to the optimal size for the camera sensor. The aperture can be locked in position after setting. Compact design with integrated C-mount input and output ports: useful when laboratory space is tight and at a premium. An integrated C-mount allows easy attachment to standard microscopes and CCD/CMOS cameras. - Simple and precise controls for image registration: accurately and easily center segmented images in the desired field of view and align pixels with respect to each other. Interchangeable filters and dichroic holders for dual-wavelength and single-wavelength imaging: Flexibility to use multiple wavelengths by simply changing filters and changing the size of the defined field of view. - Aperture diaphragm to balance signal levels as needed: functions as an adjustable ND filter. It may be more convenient than using multiple ND filters. - Rotating filter mount for polarization studies: precisely align polarization direction and maximize contrast between two channels.
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