EP1877842A2 - Einrichtung und verfahren zur reproduzierbaren einstellung der pinholeöffnung und pinholelage in laserscanmikroskopen - Google Patents
Einrichtung und verfahren zur reproduzierbaren einstellung der pinholeöffnung und pinholelage in laserscanmikroskopenInfo
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- EP1877842A2 EP1877842A2 EP06753460A EP06753460A EP1877842A2 EP 1877842 A2 EP1877842 A2 EP 1877842A2 EP 06753460 A EP06753460 A EP 06753460A EP 06753460 A EP06753460 A EP 06753460A EP 1877842 A2 EP1877842 A2 EP 1877842A2
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- pinhole
- illumination
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- lsm
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- G—PHYSICS
- G02—OPTICS
- G02B—OPTICAL ELEMENTS, SYSTEMS OR APPARATUS
- G02B21/00—Microscopes
- G02B21/0004—Microscopes specially adapted for specific applications
- G02B21/002—Scanning microscopes
- G02B21/0024—Confocal scanning microscopes (CSOMs) or confocal "macroscopes"; Accessories which are not restricted to use with CSOMs, e.g. sample holders
- G02B21/0032—Optical details of illumination, e.g. light-sources, pinholes, beam splitters, slits, fibers
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- G—PHYSICS
- G02—OPTICS
- G02B—OPTICAL ELEMENTS, SYSTEMS OR APPARATUS
- G02B21/00—Microscopes
- G02B21/0004—Microscopes specially adapted for specific applications
- G02B21/002—Scanning microscopes
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- Adjustment of the pinhole size from 2 ⁇ m and the setting of the pinhole position with a reproducibility of 2 ⁇ m should allow. This should improve the Pinholeeinstellmoi compared to currently standard LSM pinhole by a factor of 5 can be achieved.
- the reproducibility error of 2 ⁇ m is caused by the described stepper motor spindle drive and the inventive referencing method.
- the resolution of the stepper motor drive is 0.3 ⁇ m (differential thread with 50 ⁇ m pitch and stepper motor in 1/8-microstep operation).
- a pinhole of 2 ⁇ m size can be used meaningfully if the pinhole position can be adjusted with a reproducibility of about 0.5 ⁇ m.
- the setting of the pinhole position has a reproducibility error of only 2 ⁇ m, the light striking the small pinhole opening can be significantly vignetted.
- the invention is therefore based on the object, the reproducibility of the pinhole significantly, advantageously to less than 0.5 microns to improve.
- the invention consists in accurately marking significant positions of the pinhole opening by virtual "xy" hands.
- the determination of the virtual pointer is advantageously carried out by a CCD camera to be mounted on the laser scanning microscope.
- the virtual pointer based on a coordinate system having, for example, a zero point for an X and Y axis at a corner of the CCD chip, is stored in an electronic memory and serves each marked pinhole position at any time and any number of times with a reproducibility of To find 0.5 ⁇ m.
- the stepper motor drives, the resolution of 0.3 microns operated, operated in a control loop, which compares the determined by the CCD camera current position of Pinholeöffhung with the virtual pointer and corrects deviations.
- the proposed solution further consists of optically magnifying the pinhole opening onto a high-resolution chip of a CCD camera, determining the position and size of the pinhole opening by image evaluation, comparing the current values with the stored original position and original size of the pinhole and deviations by a high-resolution Stepper motor control to correct to a residual deviation of 0.5 microns.
- Another solution is to generate one or more light pointers analogous to the focused on the pinhole laser beam and capture from the pinhole using the stepper motor drives and the Photomulitpliers or a light receiver. Then the Pinholeöffhung is located at the point of maximum light intensity of the light pointer and thus the laser focus.
- the pinhole is imaged with a tenfold magnifying optic VO on the approximately 10x 10 mm 2 area of the CCD chip.
- a PC or ⁇ -controller calculates the optical center of gravity of the pinhole opening on the CCD receiver surface, whose xy coordinates are stored as a virtual arrow.
- the zero point of the X / Y coordinate system for example, is the lower left corner of the CCD area.
- a suitable illumination of the pinhole opening is to be realized.
- a lighting via a white light LED which consists of three colored diodes (red, green, blue), so that a lighting is guaranteed regardless of the type of dichrotic mirror used.
- an IR LED (900nm) can be used for the marking process.
- the dichroic mirrors and filters should then be IR transmissive. All CCD receiver optical arrangement examples described below do not affect the laser scanning process and cause no loss in the light exiting from the sample.
- Components is once the optimal pinhole position recorded and stored and the
- the optimum pinhole position is determined by intensity measurement at the PMT
- a laser scanning microscope is schematically illuminated by a sample P illuminating
- Illumination laser L Illumination laser L, a lens O, a pinhole optic PO, a perpendicular to the optical
- Axis adjustable pinhole PH which is followed by a photomultiplier PMT, a dichroic mirror SP for the separation of excitation and detection beam path shown.
- An auxiliary color divider allows the simultaneous illumination of a second
- the photomultiplier PMT is advantageous swung out of space for the sake of space during the marking process from the beam path of the laser scanning microscope and behind the pinhole PH magnifying optics VO and a CCD surface arranged. During laser scanning, the LED is then switched off.
- the pinhole opening is imaged onto the CCD via at least one additional mirror SP1 (here two mirrors SP1 and SP2 via an optical arm (optics PO1 and V0) arranged in the laser scanning microscope.)
- the additional mirror arranged in the beam path of the laser scanning microscope can be swung out for the laser scanning process and for In the laser scanning process, the LED is switched off and swung out of the beam path.
- the photomultiplier does not need to be swiveled out.
- the laser and the CCD can be used instead of the LED, but under Load of the sample.
- the advantage of the arrangement is that the errors of the dichroic mirror are detected during the marking process.
- Illumination of the detector pinhole by the laser and a ring mirror (Fig. 3)
- the pinhole is illuminated on the front by the laser and a ring mirror RS arranged in the laser scanning microscope in the telecentric beam area, here between the objective O and the mirror SP, in an uncoated border area of the dichroic mirror SP reflects the laser light in the direction of the pinhole PH.
- the photomultiplier is swung out of the beam path of the laser scanning microscope during the marking process.
- the ring mirror RS does not need to be swung out of the beam path during the laser scanning process, because the laser light is blocked by a pivotable filter (not shown) and can not reach the photomultiplier.
- a PC or ⁇ controller evaluates the CCD signals, determines the optical center of gravity of the pinhole opening and stores the xy coordinates of the position to be marked
- the pixel size of the CCD is approx. 6 ⁇ m. Due to the tenfold optical magnification of the CCD camera, the reproducibility requirement is reduced from 0.5 ⁇ m to 5 ⁇ m.
- the size of the Pinholeöffhung can be determined and controlled by this method. Instead of the center of gravity of the Pinholeöffhung the position of the Pinholekanten shown on the CCD chip is evaluated.
- the Pinholeöffhung is shown here schematically as a circle. If it is square or rectangular, the respective b edge position on the CCD can be easily determined.
- the laser scanning microscope is set as in the marking of the pinhole position (LED or mirror swiveled in, photomultiplier possibly swung out).
- the ⁇ -controller controls the two stepper motor drives M x and M y so that the current position of Pinholeöffhung on the CCD chip and the stored virtual pointer have the same xy coordinates.
- the Pinholeöffhung is now with a deviation of at most 0.5 microns above the point marked on the CCD chip.
- the size of the Pinholeöffhung can be analogous to this method also detect and adjust with a reproducibility of 0.5 microns.
- Opening and position of the pinhole can be determined and adjusted as often as desired and at any point with a reproducibility of 0.5 .mu.m with the inventive arrangement and the method according to the invention.
- the CCD serving as a normal may not undergo long-term changes in position to the beam path of the laser scanning microscope.
- Figure 6 shows an exemplary embodiment of the arrangement according to the invention according to Figure 2 for a ZEISS LSM 510.
- the four pinholes are illuminated on the back by swiveling and serially switched LEDs and one condenser each.
- a precisely collapsible additional mirror SP3 redirects the light coming from the pinhole to the CCD chip whose signals are being evaluated. It is advantageous that for the marking and the setting of all four pinholes only a CCD camera on the laser scanning microscope is needed and that also detected by the dichroic mirror primary mark errors are detected.
- the pinhole is controlled by the stepper motors in its position so that the
- Photomultiplier detected a maximum light signal. Then the light pointer hits the Pinholeöfmung exactly. The pinhole position is thus optimally set for the laser scanning process.
- a pinhole LB illuminated by the LED is imaged in the pinhole plane.
- the image of the pinhole serves as an optical pointer, by means of pinhole, photomultiplier and
- Stepper motor drives is captured.
- the initial calibration of the pinhole positions and storage of the x- and y-coordinates is done by search algorithms with the laser.
- the pinhole is adjusted so that the LED
- the pinhole positions are adjusted using the stored pinhole positions.
- a subsequent fine correction takes place after the LED focus, wherein advantageously the sample is not loaded with the light, because the laser is switched off.
- additional elements create a laser pointer with an oblique light pointer, which hits an additional reference pinhole RPH.
- the skew is set at the initial calibration of the LSM by the search pinhole on the laser focus is set and then the pinhole is adjusted so that the LED focus passes through the reference pinhole and behind it photoreceptor PE has maximum intensity.
- Wavelength can be used.
- the PMT is insensitive at this wavelength, it can be used before - or during
- the pinhole position is set via the reference pinhole. Pinhole and reference pinhole are mechanically coupled together.
- a separate photoreceiver PE is used as the detector.
- the pinhole is imaged in the plane of the reference pinhole. The PMT and the laser are not needed for the adjustment.
- Pinhole and Photomultip lier can catch any light pointer with high reproducibility by means of the high-resolution stepper motor drives and set therefrom arbitrary Pinholelagen in a square of lOxlO ⁇ m.
- the diaphragm is a matrix mask of holes (5 ⁇ m diameter, 10 ⁇ m distance) interspersed chromium mask or a cross lattice of Ix lmm size.
- the loading of the diaphragm jaw in the pinhole plane is determined by first-time calibration of the LSM by search algorithms by adjusting the diaphragm so that both the laser focus and a focus of the diaphragm (e.g., the middle) pass through the pinhole (origin of origin). All further pinholed layers are determined and stored based on this coordinate origin and the other optical pixels of the focus matrix.
- the pinhole position is set by adjusting the stored diaphragm focus and motor interpolation between the foci.
- the laser is advantageously turned off.
- the diffraction pattern of a quadrupole element QP consisting of microlenses is formed in the pinhole plane, which also represents a matrix of optical pointers.
- a honeycomb pupil PW prevents annoying Fresnel diffraction.
- the quadrupole element consists of 4 microlenses, in their focal points for
- the Diffraction image of the quadrupole element in the pinhole plane is a matrix optical pointer that serves as a surface scale.
- the pinhole can be reproducibly adjusted to any optical pointer by means of the high-resolution stepper motor drives and the photomultiplier.
- Pinhole and photomultipliers can capture any light pointer with high reproducibility by means of the high-resolution stepping motor drives and set arbitrary pinhole positions in a square of 9,5x9,5 ⁇ m.
- the proposal consists in the parallel beam path of Laserscanmikroskopes a retrofilm ( Figure 11) or a triple prism ( Figure 12) in and out of the beam path slidably.
- optical element of the laser focus is imaged in the Pinholeebene and additionally prevents the sample is loaded during adjustment by laser light and faded.
- the optical element pushed out of the beam path releases the sample for observation. Due to the angular invariance of retroflex or triple prism, no special requirements are placed on the sliding mechanism.
- the only slightly opened Pinholeöffhung can now be adjusted so that the laser light passes through exactly and is received by the photoreceiver maximum.
- the photoreceiver is only minimal because of the opened Pinholeöffhung not dazzled.
- a motor pre-setting of the pinhole opening close to the laser focus (max 2 ⁇ m filing), whose values can be found in a one-time adjustment, facilitates the automatic search for the focus by small scanning movements of the xy-drives of the pinhole system in an area of about 5 ⁇ mx5 ⁇ m.
- the pinhole opening can be aligned better than 0, 3 ⁇ m to the laser focus according to this method.
- the pinhole adjustment can also be performed during a sample examination, because the sample does not undergo laser loading due to the inserted optical elements (retrofilm or triple prism) and can not fade.
- the small Pinholeöffhungen of z. B. 3 ⁇ m size can be adjusted to 0.3 microns without measuring systems.
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