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Field of view: F.O.V. # of eyepiece/ MagObj*Optivar (if present)
Depth of Field in microns= 1000/7*NAObj*MagTotal + wavelenght of light in
microns/2*(NAObj)2
Above formulae from Carl Zeiss, and I don't know if confocal microscopy
changes these in any way.
Tom
At 05:23 PM 6/18/98 -0700, you wrote:
>Hi, everybody: I am a new member in this group and brought a question
>with me today. Could anyone help me on how to calculate the field of
>view for my confocal fluorescence detection system? My system has a =
>0.5
>NA 20x objective and a 100 =B5m pinhole. Could any one tell me the =
>field
>of view (depth)? Or how to calculate it? Lots of thanks.
>
>Shaorong
>
>Shaorong Liu, Ph. D
>Molecular Dynamics
>928 East Arques Ave.
>Sunnyvale, CA 94086
>Tel. 408 737 4835
>Fax. 408 737 4808
>
>
Tom Donnelly Applied Precision, Inc.
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