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Ion beam etch offers flexibility coupled with uniformity and is suitable for wide range of applications. Systems have flexible hardware options including open load, single substrate load lock and cassette to cassette. System specifications are closely tuned to applications, enabling faster and repeatable process results.

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IntegraAC range of recondensing helium systems has been developed to reduce consumption of liquid helium. By recondensing helium gas evaporated within system, this minimises running costs and conserves this limited resource. It is also compatible with wide range of superconducting magnets.

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Helium magnet system. Wide range of superconducting magnet systems up to 22 T, cooled by liquid helium. Ideal for highly vibration sensitive experiments.

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Full featured video rate atomic force microscope. This high speed AFM allows researchers to measure nanoscale dynamic processes at video frame rates.

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Configuration of Cypher ES AFM designed for polymer science research, comes standard with blueDrive photothermal excitation, three techniques from NanoMechPro toolbox for nanomechanical characterization, and high temperature polymer heater.

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FlexAL systems provide newrange of flexibility and capability in engineering of nanoscale structures and devices by offering remote plasma atomic layer deposition processes and thermal ALD within single ALD systems.

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Asylum Research Cypher ES builds on performance of Cypher S and adds full environmental control features. Same resolution, speed and stability are maintained while operating in controlled gas or liquid environments, at temperatures from 0 to 250 degrees C.

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Uses remote source specifically designed for atomic scale processing. Has low damage for sensitive substrates, fast cycle times and reliablity with uniform plasma exposure and film deposition, short plasma times, 250ms, short strike time, 80ms, for high throughput, and reproducible strike time and low reflected power for high yield.

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Optical thermal cycler capable of cycling and imaging up to three OpenArray plates simultaneously. System includes: NT Cycler, computer, flat-panel monitor, OpenArray AutoLoader, and Case Sealing Station. Requires analysis software kit for operation.

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Inverted fluorescence tissue culture microscope capable of imaging specimens in brightfield, darkfield, phase contrast, Hoffman modulation contrast, fluorescence, and differential interference contrast modes.TIRFM-IX illuminator is this microscope accessory which attaches to the rear lamphouse port and contains FC connector for external laser source and port for mercury or xenon lamp housing.

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Microscope employs single zoom optical path with large diameter, which is optimized to collect light with efficiency and resolution at all magnifications. From fluorescent observation of whole organisms, such as zebrafish, at low magnification to detailed observation of gene expression at cellular level at high magnification, features pupil division mechanism in light path to mimic effect of stereo microscope.

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Olympus IX73 inverted microscope has been integrated into our IXplore systems. IXplore Systems are designed to provide solutions-based packages that suit your research application needs.

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Confocal microscopy can improve conventional fluorescence images by recording fluorescence generated from the focal plane within the sample, while rejecting all other light coming from above or below the focal plane. The efficient point-scan/pinhole-detection confocal optics of the FluoView systems virtually eliminate out of focus light to produce high-contrast images with superb resolution. The FluoView systems are fully integrated workstations that incorporate user-friendly image acquisition and image analysis software with high-resolution confocal optics that require no user alignment. An , Windows-based graphic user interface allows new users to quickly generate images in various scan modes, such as XY, XZ, XT, XYZ, XYT, and XYZT. Standard image formats, including TIFF and AVI, permit easy, direct export of FluoView images to off-line analysis packages. XY scanning is performed with a pair of galvanometric mirrors, yielding a wide scanning range to cover up to a field number of 20. The optical zoom (up to 10x magnification) can be performed by narrowing the scanning range while maintaining the maximum pixel resolution of up to 2048 x 2048 pixels.

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The Olympus IX83 inverted microscope has been integrated into our IXplore systems. IXplore Systems are designed to provide solutions-based packages that suit your research application needs.

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BX61 Upright Wide Field Microscope is specially designed to work with the Olympus laser based autofocus unit. With precise focus and active tracking, users can speed up routine inspections. Additional settings such as illumination level, lens selection and aperture setting can be set using push buttons on the microscope frame, a keypad or via the PC. A variety of motorized modules including nosepieces and illuminators are available to provide you with full flexibility in configuring your system.

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Intravital laser scanning microscope for small animal imaging with up to four lasers 488nm, 561nm, 633nm, and 748nm. Able to image multiple fluorescence probes simultaneously. Scan head has tilting capability to image objective orientation in three dimensions.Three magnifications of MicroProbe lenses enable to capture either large field of view or high resolution images on living animal. Certain conventional microscope objectives can also be used on IV100 as well.

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Olympus IX81 Inverted Fluorescense Phase Contrast Live cell Inverted microscope.

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Olympus launched FV500/300 laser scanning biological microscopes in 1998, shortly after releasing the AX, BX, and IX series of microscopes that featured infinity-corrected UIS optics. The FV500/300 produce 2048 x 2048-pixel images.

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Confocal microscopy can improve conventional fluorescence images by recording fluorescence generated from the focal plane within the sample, while rejecting all other light coming from above or below the focal plane. The efficient point-scan/pinhole-detection confocal optics of the FluoView systems virtually eliminate out of focus light to produce high-contrast images with superb resolution. The FluoView systems are fully integrated workstations that incorporate user-friendly image acquisition and image analysis software with high-resolution confocal optics that require no user alignment. An , Windows-based graphic user interface allows new users to quickly generate images in various scan modes, such as XY, XZ, XT, XYZ, XYT, and XYZT. Standard image formats, including TIFF and AVI, permit easy, direct export of FluoView images to off-line analysis packages. XY scanning is performed with a pair of galvanometric mirrors, yielding a wide scanning range to cover up to a field number of 20. The optical zoom (up to 10x magnification) can be performed by narrowing the scanning range while maintaining the maximum pixel resolution of up to 2048 x 2048 pixels.

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Goal of the BH2 was superior optics and customizability, and it soon became very well known for both. Standard equipment on this microscope included 10x widefield high eyepoint eyepieces having a field number of 20, precentered halogen lamps, aspherical collector lenses, and fully enclosed light paths designed to exclude dirt and dust. Auxiliary components for the microscope included photoeyepieces, an automatic exposure photomicrography system, and a wide range of objectives covering the entire range of correction and magnification. In addition, both mechanical and circular stages were offered as were binocular and trinocular observation tubes. Contrast enhancing equipment included phase contrast, differential interference contrast, darkfield, fluorescence, and polarized light.

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