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- A new compact dual-optical-zone endoscope objective lens has been developed, featuring two distinct focus points with numerical apertures of 0.18 and 0.50.
- The lens enables multiphoton imaging, showcasing the ability to capture images with dual fields of view and differing resolutions.
- Additionally, the new lens facilitates a combination of both multiphoton and single-photon microscopic imaging techniques.
Article Abstract
We report the development of a miniaturized dual-optical-zone endoscope objective lens. The lens has two foci, with 0.18 and 0.50 NAs. We demonstrate multiphoton imaging with dual fields of view and resolutions using the new lens. A combination of multiphoton and single-photon microscopic imaging is also demonstrated.
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