Photoluminescence spectra measuring of dynamically moving nanophosphors – Paris, France

Dec 7, 2020

System description & applications

The research team measures photoluminescence spectra of dynamically moving single nanophosphors and their assemblies, from which they study the orientation and rotational behavior of various nano- and bio-systems.

The laser scanning confocal fluorescence microscope is connected with excitation lasers, piezostage, two types of detectors (spectrometer & APD), and multiple dynamic optomechanical units synchronized all together by INSCOPER. The INSCOPER software has saved a considerable amount of time, which allowed the researchers to start the basic experiments they designed.

 

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I found that the Inscoper team is a real expert with knowhows in direct control of hardware and providing customized software interface. We saved a lot of time and started the core experiments that we designed.

If your project is not the instrumentation, Inscoper could be the quickest and high-quality solution.

Jongwook Kim

Condensed Matter Physics Lab. (LPMC), Ecole Polytechnique, FRANCE

Microscope device list

  • Oxxius LBX-395 laser,
  • Thorlabs KBD101 rotating mount,
  • Physik Instrumente E-727 piezo-stage,
  • Princeton Instruments IsoPlan – SCT-320 spectrometer,
  • Princeton Instruments PIXIS camera,
  • Thorlabs APD440 photodetector.
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