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Hello, you can get NDDs on an inverted configuration for the LSM series scopes.
I do not think that there is a difference in the detectors themselves in an NDD and "non-NDD" set up. The difference being only in the light path in that in the case of NDD the path does not go back into the scanhead and is therefore not "descanned".
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Hi all,
Just to add to the earlier questions. Is it true that the GaAsP NDD is only offered on the upright microscope configuration and not on the inverted ones yet?
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Leica has the HyD GaAsP detector for single photon work and may be coming out with a NDD version. Zeiss apparently already has a GaAsP detector for both single photon work and a GaAsP NDD detector for multiphoton work. My question is whether anyone has looked at using the "conventional" non-NDD GaAsP detectors for use with two photon excitation. Do you get an intermediate result with increased depth of excitation and detection? Thanks, Tom
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