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we had access for two months last summer to the Brucker Opterra. It is
exceedingly fast, we saw exceedingly low toxicity relative to our spinning
disc for live cell work on three different species of embryos, and very
controllable. Just viewed their totally upgraded software package at the
ASCB meeting making the system easy to use and ideal for cell biology and
neuroscience. The price point is really competitive and better than most
commercial systems.
David Burgess
National Research Mentoring Network, Lead PI
Boston College
Professor
Biology Department
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On Wed, Dec 17, 2014 at 8:44 AM, Andrea Latini <
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> COMMERCIAL RESPONSE:
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> Dear George, thank you for bringing to Sivaram attention the option to use
> our X-Light Confocal System. this is actually the only system capable of
> 20KRPM spinning disk rotation speed and proprietary spiral pattern to avoid
> the needs to detector/disk sync down to 1ms exposure time to avoid spiral
> striping.
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> As you can easily understand any detector synchronization with disk
> position
> will force you to slow down your maximum frame rate according to the sync
> overlap between detector exposure+readout time and disk rotation.
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> for any further information please get in touch, directly.
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> best.
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> Andrea Latini
> CrestOptics srl
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