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Steffen,
as far as I heard from Leica, changing the dichroics to hard coated ones
is not possible - they are too thick for the standard holder. It
probably also introduces a shift due to the thicker material, so the
emission beam will go somewhere else. You would need to do it on your
own risk, I guess.
cheers,
Michael
Silvester Leigh wrote:
> Search the CONFOCAL archive at
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> Steffen
>
> I mean the confocal beamsplitter where some systems have the AOBS.
> Possibly what I have in mind is not really practicable. and perhaps as
> someone else pointed out
> the semrock filters may not be suitable for confocal. There is also the
> software side of the equation
> as well...
>
> Just investigating options.
>
> Regards
>
> Leigh Silvester
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