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| titleOfInvention | Biological objective lens in fiber confocal microscope |
| abstract | PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To guide illumination light from a confocal scanner to an end of an optical fiber with a first objective lens system and observe a subject such as a living cell by a second lens system installed at the end of the optical fiber. Provided is a confocal microscope biological objective lens that captures a subject object such as a living cell with a higher quality image in a focus microscope. SOLUTION: A fiber and a second objective holding cylinder 11 have a transparent window 27 at the tip thereof, an optical fiber 13 is accommodated therein, and a biological objective lens 22 is disposed at the tip of the optical fiber 13. Has been. The position of the front focal length 30 of the biological objective lens 22 is the position of the observation object 21 such as a cell. When the front focal length of the biological objective lens 22 is f and the rear focal length is fb, the magnification M = fb / f is established, and the ratio of the numerical aperture NAf of the biological objective lens 22 to the numerical aperture NA of the optical fiber 13 is established. Is M. The working distance 29 depends on the front focal length f and the numerical aperture NAf of the lens. [Selection] Figure 2 |
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