Confocal microscope from Carl Zeiss allows users to achieve higher resolution

    March 15, 2015
    The LSM 800 confocal laser scanning microscope with Airyscan technology uses a multichannel area detector with 32 elements to collect light.
    Confocal microscope LSM 800 from Carl Zeiss
    Confocal microscope LSM 800 from Carl Zeiss

    The LSM 800 confocal laser scanning microscope with Airyscan allows users to achieve 1.7x higher resolution in all spatial dimensions: 140 nm laterally and 400 nm axially. Airyscan technology uses a multichannel area detector with 32 elements to collect light from an Airy disk simultaneously, with each detector element functioning as a single, small pinhole.
    Carl Zeiss Microscopy
    Oberkochen, Germany
    www.zeiss.com

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