Microscope
First Claim
1. A microscope, comprising:
- a measurement light source section emitting a measurement light to an analysis position of a sample;
a visible light source section emitting a visible light to an area comprising the analysis position of the sample;
a detection section detecting the measurement light from the analysis position of the sample;
a first image acquisition section receiving the visible light from the area comprising the analysis position of the sample onto a detection surface to obtain an optical image; and
a beam splitter disposed on a light path that guides the measurement light from the analysis position of the sample to the detection section and guiding the visible light from the area comprising the analysis position of the sample to the detection surface of the first image acquisition section by switching or splitting the light path,wherein the sample is moved with respect to the detection section and the first image acquisition section, andthe microscope further comprises a second image acquisition section disposed in a position apart from the light path that leads to the detection section and obtaining an optical image of a large area comprising the analysis position of the sample simultaneously as the first image acquisition section obtains the optical image by guiding the visible light to the detection section, wherein the optical image of the large area obtained by the second image acquisition section is larger than an optical image of the area comprising the analysis position of the sample obtained by the first image acquisition section.
1 Assignment
0 Petitions
Accused Products
Abstract
A microscope is provided. The microscope includes: a detection section for detecting the measurement light; a first image acquisition section emitting the visible light onto a detection surface to obtain an optical image; and a switch mirror or beam splitter disposed on a light path, along which the measurement light from the analysis position of the sample is guided to the detection section. The microscope further includes a second image acquisition section that is disposed in a position apart from the light path of the detection section for obtaining an optical image of a large area which includes the analysis position of the sample, wherein the optical image of the large area is larger than an optical image of an area, which includes the analysis position of the sample, obtained by the first image acquisition section.
-
Citations
11 Claims
-
1. A microscope, comprising:
-
a measurement light source section emitting a measurement light to an analysis position of a sample; a visible light source section emitting a visible light to an area comprising the analysis position of the sample; a detection section detecting the measurement light from the analysis position of the sample; a first image acquisition section receiving the visible light from the area comprising the analysis position of the sample onto a detection surface to obtain an optical image; and a beam splitter disposed on a light path that guides the measurement light from the analysis position of the sample to the detection section and guiding the visible light from the area comprising the analysis position of the sample to the detection surface of the first image acquisition section by switching or splitting the light path, wherein the sample is moved with respect to the detection section and the first image acquisition section, and the microscope further comprises a second image acquisition section disposed in a position apart from the light path that leads to the detection section and obtaining an optical image of a large area comprising the analysis position of the sample simultaneously as the first image acquisition section obtains the optical image by guiding the visible light to the detection section, wherein the optical image of the large area obtained by the second image acquisition section is larger than an optical image of the area comprising the analysis position of the sample obtained by the first image acquisition section. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)
-
Specification