Splitting is usually performed on the basis of wavelength or polarisation, allowing applications where there is a requirement for simultaneous, or high speed, acquisition of multiple emission bands or polarisations states. The simultaneous acquisition of up to three images offers a major benefit over manual or electronic filter changers, as there is no longer a need to pause acquisition while the filter position is changed. This allows your camera to be operated at the very fastest capture rates it is capable of achieving

Applications

• Polarisation Fluorescence Resonance Energy Transfer (pFRET)
• Ratiometric ion imaging
• Triple fluorescence probe imaging
• Polarisation studies
• Simultaneous phase contrast and fluorescence