Confocal laser scanning microscopy is a widely applied technology for both scientific research and industrial applications. Using a spatial pinhole at the image plane – conjugated to the location of the object – helps improve the resolution. We build up one such confocal scanning microscope in VirtualLab Fusion, and, especially with the help of the grating component, we use a metallic grating as the test object to demonstrate the working principle and visualize the effects at different locations in the system.
Working Principle of Confocal Scanning Microscopes
A confocal scanning microscope is built up in VirtualLab Fusion and we used a metallic grating as the test object to demonstrate the working principle of the microscope.
Modeling of Gratings within Optical System – Discussion at Examples
With the help of typical examples, we explain how to model gratings within systems and discuss topics like alignment of gratings, grating order selection, and angular response setting.
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Newsletter/News Confocal, laser, scanning, microscopy, spatial pinhole, microscope, grating component We build up a confocal scanning microscope in VirtualLab Fusion, and, especially with the help of the grating component, we use a metallic grating as the test object to demonstrate the working principle and visualize the effects at different locations in the system.
