Difference between revisions of "Head Mounted Scope"
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The head mounted scope consists of a machined Delrin housing, optical filters and lenses, an excitation light source, and CMOS imaging sensor. The mass of the system in under 3 grams and connected to the DAQ hardware using a single coaxial cable. The body and optical components can be easily hand assembled using only forceps and a torx T2 driver. | The head mounted scope consists of a machined Delrin housing, optical filters and lenses, an excitation light source, and CMOS imaging sensor. The mass of the system in under 3 grams and connected to the DAQ hardware using a single coaxial cable. The body and optical components can be easily hand assembled using only forceps and a torx T2 driver. | ||
| − | [[File:MiniscopeExplodedLabled.PNG | + | [[File:MiniscopeExplodedLabled.PNG|400px|Exploded view of the head mounted scope.]] |
| − | [[File:MiniscopeCalibrationSlide.png | + | [[File:MiniscopeCalibrationSlide.png|400px|Image of a calibration slide with 9.8μm line spacing (superimposed red boxes are 10px x 10px)]] |
== Optical Path == | == Optical Path == | ||
Revision as of 18:56, 4 January 2016
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Overview
The head mounted scope consists of a machined Delrin housing, optical filters and lenses, an excitation light source, and CMOS imaging sensor. The mass of the system in under 3 grams and connected to the DAQ hardware using a single coaxial cable. The body and optical components can be easily hand assembled using only forceps and a torx T2 driver.
Optical Path
