JPH0580255A - Optical microscopic system device - Google Patents

Optical microscopic system device

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JPH0580255A
JPH0580255A JP23957391A JP23957391A JPH0580255A JP H0580255 A JPH0580255 A JP H0580255A JP 23957391 A JP23957391 A JP 23957391A JP 23957391 A JP23957391 A JP 23957391A JP H0580255 A JPH0580255 A JP H0580255A
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objective lens
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Yasuhiro Koshimoto
泰弘 越本
Yasuhide Nishida
安秀 西田
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To provide the optical microscopic device which allows observation in automatic follow up to the movement of an object to be observed with a light weight, small size and high magnification at the time of observing the object which is to be observed and is hardly fixable. CONSTITUTION:This system device has a lens moving mechanism (b) which moves an objective lens 1 in an optical axis direction and an electron moving mechanism (a) which moves an electronic image pickup element 5 disposed in the same position of an imaging plane 11 with respect to an objective lens 1 in the same optical axis direction, and consists of a control mechanism (c) which one-dimensionally controls the lens moving mechanism (b) and the element moving mechanism (a), and an image processor 15 which subjects the electric signal S2 from the electronic image pickup element 5 to image processing.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】Detailed Description of the Invention

【0001】[0001]

【産業上の利用分野】本発明は、光学顕微鏡に係るもの
であり、詳しくは測定中に移動する被観測物を自動的に
捕捉、追尾する光学顕微鏡システム装置に関する。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an optical microscope, and more particularly to an optical microscope system device for automatically capturing and tracking an object to be observed which moves during measurement.

【0002】[0002]

【従来の技術】この種従来の光学顕微鏡としては、高い
倍率で明快な物体像を得るため、被観測物に対向する対
物レンズと接眼レンズを、予め所定の距離だけ離して、
正確に設定する鏡筒に固定し、当該鏡筒を基準とする移
動台に載置した被観測物を3軸方向に移動して然るべき
位置に調整して使用していた。時には結像面に写真撮影
装置やビデオカメラ等を設置して画像情報を得ることも
あるが、何れも鏡筒にしっかりとぶれたりしない様に固
定する必要があった。
2. Description of the Related Art As a conventional optical microscope of this kind, in order to obtain a clear object image at high magnification, the objective lens and the eyepiece lens facing the object to be observed are separated by a predetermined distance in advance,
The object to be observed is fixed to a lens barrel that is set accurately, and the object to be observed placed on a moving table with the lens barrel as a reference is moved in three axial directions and adjusted to an appropriate position for use. Sometimes a photographic device, a video camera or the like is installed on the image forming surface to obtain image information, but it was necessary to fix the lens barrel firmly so that it would not shake.

【0003】このために、高倍率の光学顕微鏡は通常、
その主たる構成部品であるレンズに比して、重く巨大な
鏡筒や支持台が一体となったものが主流であり、重量が
嵩みコンパクトではなかった。支持台部分を簡素化した
いわゆる光学顕微鏡に於いても、尚鏡筒がその主な構造
重量を占めている。
For this reason, high-power optical microscopes are usually
Compared to the lens, which is the main component, the mainstream is a large and heavy lens barrel and a support, which is heavy and not compact. Even in the so-called optical microscope in which the support base is simplified, the lens barrel still occupies the main structural weight.

【0004】[0004]

【発明が解決しようとする課題】しかしながら、前記の
ような従来の光学顕微鏡に於いては、例えば光ファイバ
ーの先端部や生物体のその場(insitu)観察等、固定す
るのが非常に困難な被観測物の測定、観察は極めて困難
であり、通常は巧妙な固定方法に頼っていた。亦、微妙
な外部振動のない周囲環境を必要としていた。こゝに於
いて、本発明は前記従来の課題に鑑み、固定困難な被観
測物の移動を自動的に捕捉、追尾して安定した測定、観
察を行える光学顕微鏡システム装置を提供せんとするも
のである。
However, in the conventional optical microscope as described above, it is very difficult to fix the optical microscope such as the tip of an optical fiber or in situ observation of a living body. Measuring and observing objects is extremely difficult and usually relies on clever fixation methods. I also needed an ambient environment without subtle external vibrations. In view of the above-mentioned conventional problems, the present invention aims to provide an optical microscope system device capable of automatically capturing and tracking the movement of an observation target that is difficult to fix and performing stable measurement and observation. Is.

【0005】[0005]

【課題を解決するための手段】前記課題の解決は、本発
明が次に列挙する新規な特徴的構成手段を採用すること
により達成される。即ち本発明の第1の特徴は、少なく
とも対物レンズを光軸方向に移動するレンズ移動機構
と、前記対物レンズに対する結像面の位置に配置された
電子撮像素子を前記光軸方向に移動する素子移動機構と
を有し、前記レンズ移動機構及び素子移動機構を一元的
に制御する制御機構と、前記電子撮像素子からの電気信
号を画像処理する画像処理装置とからなる光学顕微鏡シ
ステム装置である。
The solution to the above-mentioned problems can be achieved by adopting the novel characteristic construction means enumerated below by the present invention. That is, the first feature of the present invention is that a lens moving mechanism for moving at least the objective lens in the optical axis direction and an element for moving the electronic image pickup device arranged at the position of the image forming surface with respect to the objective lens in the optical axis direction. An optical microscope system apparatus having a moving mechanism and including a control mechanism that centrally controls the lens moving mechanism and the element moving mechanism, and an image processing device that performs image processing of electric signals from the electronic image pickup device.

【0006】本発明の第2の特徴は、前記第1の特徴に
於ける画像処理装置が、電子撮像素子にて電気信号化し
た画像情報を逐次入力する記憶素子と、当該記憶素子に
新たに入力される画像情報と以前に入力された画像情報
との位置ズレを最小にする画像位置に前記画像情報を当
てはめる演算処理部とを備えてなる光学顕微鏡システム
装置である。
A second feature of the present invention is that the image processing device according to the first feature is configured such that a storage element for sequentially inputting image information converted into an electric signal by an electronic image pickup element and a new storage element are added to the storage element. An optical microscope system apparatus comprising: an arithmetic processing unit that applies the image information to an image position that minimizes a positional deviation between the input image information and the previously input image information.

【0007】本発明の第3の特徴は、前記第1の特徴に
於ける電子撮像素子が、画像情報の電気信号化にあた
り、対物レンズと結像面の位置が予め任意に設定された
距離となった時点で識別信号を制御機構より受け、その
時点での画像情報を画像処理装置内に配置した記憶素子
に入力するスイッチ又はゲート素子を備えてなる光学顕
微鏡システム装置である。
A third feature of the present invention is that the electronic image pickup device according to the first feature, when the image information is converted into an electric signal, the positions of the objective lens and the image plane are set to predetermined distances. The optical microscope system device is provided with a switch or a gate element which receives an identification signal from the control mechanism at the time when the image signal becomes low and inputs the image information at that time to a storage element arranged in the image processing apparatus.

【0008】[0008]

【作用】本発明は前記のような手段を講じたので、被観
測物の上下移動に従って光軸方向に移動する対物レンズ
に、当該対物レンズの結像面の位置に配置された電子撮
像素子を同一の光軸方向かつ同一距離で追従移動させる
ので、前記対物レンズと電子撮像素子間に予め任意に設
定した距離を前記被測定物の上下移動に係わらず一定に
保つ。
Since the present invention has taken the above-mentioned means, the objective lens which moves in the direction of the optical axis in accordance with the vertical movement of the object to be observed is provided with the electronic image pickup device arranged at the position of the image plane of the objective lens. Since they are moved in the same direction along the optical axis and at the same distance, a predetermined distance between the objective lens and the electronic image pickup device is kept constant regardless of the vertical movement of the object to be measured.

【0009】亦、被観測物の平面方向の移動に対して
は、前記電子撮像素子にて電気信号化した画像情報を画
像処理装置内に配置した記憶素子に逐次入力し、新たに
入力される画像情報と以前に入力された画像情報との比
較位置ズレを最小にする画像位置に前記画像情報を当て
はめて追従対応するので、その結果得られる画像は、被
観測物の上下及び平面方向の移動に拘らず、あたかも固
定された被観測物を観察しているかの如く観察出来る。
Further, with respect to the movement of the object under observation in the plane direction, the image information converted into an electric signal by the electronic image pickup device is sequentially input to the storage device arranged in the image processing apparatus and newly input. Since the image information is applied to the image position that minimizes the positional deviation of the comparison between the image information and the previously input image information, the resulting image is moved up and down and in the plane direction. However, you can observe it as if you were observing a fixed object.

【0010】[0010]

【実施例】本発明の実施例を図面につき詳説する。図1
は本実施例の構成図、図2は対物レンズ及び結像面の時
間的動作を示すグラフである。図1中、Aは本実施例の
光学顕微鏡システム装置、1は対物レンズ、2は固定鏡
筒、3は結像部鏡筒、4は照明部である。
Embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. Figure 1
Is a configuration diagram of the present embodiment, and FIG. 2 is a graph showing temporal operations of the objective lens and the image plane. In FIG. 1, A is an optical microscope system apparatus of the present embodiment, 1 is an objective lens, 2 is a fixed lens barrel, 3 is an imaging unit lens barrel, and 4 is an illumination unit.

【0011】5は電子撮像素子、6,7は遮光ベロー
ズ、8は被観測物、9は対物アクチュエータ、10は結
像アクチュエータ、11は結像面、12,13はドライ
ブアンプ、14は合焦点検出制御回路、15は画像処理
装置、16はディスプレイ、17は演算処理部、18は
記憶素子群、19はスイッチ又はゲート素子、20は結
像レンズ、aは対物アクチュエータ9とドライブアンプ
12からなるレンズ移動機構、bは結像アクチュエータ
10とドライブアンプ13からなる素子移動機構、cは
制御機構である。
Reference numeral 5 is an electronic image pickup device, 6 and 7 are light-shielding bellows, 8 is an object to be observed, 9 is an objective actuator, 10 is an image forming actuator, 11 is an image forming surface, 12 and 13 are drive amplifiers, and 14 is a focal point. A detection control circuit, 15 is an image processing device, 16 is a display, 17 is an arithmetic processing unit, 18 is a storage element group, 19 is a switch or gate element, 20 is an imaging lens, a is an objective actuator 9 and a drive amplifier 12. A lens moving mechanism, b is an element moving mechanism including the imaging actuator 10 and the drive amplifier 13, and c is a control mechanism.

【0012】本実施例の仕様は、このような具体的実施
態様であるから、本実施例に係る光学顕微鏡システム装
置Aは、使用前は対物及び結像アクチュエータ9,10
は駆動されていない状態で、通常の光学顕微鏡と同様の
構成に設定されている。測定にあたっては、先ず被観測
物8を対物レンズ1に接近し概略焦点位置に設定した
後、合焦点検出制御回路14により焦点制御を掛ける。
Since the specifications of the present embodiment are such a concrete embodiment, the optical microscope system apparatus A according to the present embodiment, before use, has objective and imaging actuators 9 and 10.
Is not driven, and has the same configuration as a normal optical microscope. In the measurement, first, the object to be observed 8 is brought close to the objective lens 1 and set to the approximate focus position, and then the focus control is applied by the focus detection control circuit 14.

【0013】例えば、合焦位置に対して被観測物8が対
物レンズ1より離れた方向に位置している場合、対物ア
クチュエータ9が駆動されて対物レンズ1が被観測物8
に接近する。この時、対物レンズ1の被観測物8への移
動により、該対物レンズ1と結像面11との距離が開く
ので、結像アクチュエータ10も駆動され、結果として
鏡筒2,3全体が物体に接近して明解な物体像が得られ
る。
For example, when the object 8 to be observed is positioned away from the objective lens 1 with respect to the in-focus position, the objective actuator 9 is driven to move the objective lens 1 to the object 8 to be observed.
Approach. At this time, since the distance between the objective lens 1 and the image forming surface 11 is opened by moving the objective lens 1 to the object to be observed 8, the image forming actuator 10 is also driven, and as a result, the lens barrels 2 and 3 are entirely covered by the object. A clear object image can be obtained by approaching.

【0014】前記合焦位置の検出制御方法に付いては、
既に自動焦点カメラに於いて種々の方法が用いられてお
り公知の技術であって、例えば電子撮像素子5より得ら
れる画像情報の空間周波数分布が最大となる点を検出制
御しても良いし、別途合焦位置検出制御用の素子を組み
込んでも良い。
Regarding the focus position detection control method,
A variety of methods have already been used in the autofocus camera, which is a known technique. For example, the point where the spatial frequency distribution of the image information obtained from the electronic image pickup device 5 is maximum may be detected and controlled. An element for focus position detection control may be incorporated separately.

【0015】本発明に於いては、対物レンズ1と結像面
11は別個のアクチュエータ9,10で駆動する。倍率
を高く取るため、必然的に対物レンズ1に比して電子撮
像素子5は大きくなり重くなるが、従来のこれらを一体
として鏡筒にて固定し、全体の位置を制御するために強
力なアクチュエータを必要とするのに対し、本発明では
対物レンズ1と結像面11のみを駆動するから小さなア
クチュエータでよい。それでも、対物レンズ1と比して
結像面11の方が重いことから、追従周波数帯域は結像
面11の方が対物レンズ1よりも低い。
In the present invention, the objective lens 1 and the image plane 11 are driven by separate actuators 9 and 10. Since the magnification is high, the electronic image pickup device 5 inevitably becomes larger and heavier than the objective lens 1. However, the conventional electronic image pickup device 5 is integrally fixed to the lens barrel to control the entire position. In contrast to the need for an actuator, in the present invention, only the objective lens 1 and the image forming surface 11 are driven, so a small actuator may be used. Nevertheless, since the imaging surface 11 is heavier than the objective lens 1, the tracking frequency band is lower on the imaging surface 11 than on the objective lens 1.

【0016】被観測物8の動きに対して広帯域な対物レ
ンズ1が追従している場合、対物レンズ1と結像面11
の位置関係は図2に示すように常に設定された位置関係
を前後することとなる。前記予め設定された対物レンズ
1と結像面11の位置関係になった瞬間に合焦点検出制
御回路14より発せられた識別信号S1を受けてスイッ
チ又はゲート素子19を作動して電子撮像素子5を動作
せしめ画像情報を電気信号S2に変換出力し、画像処理
装置15に画像情報に係る電子信号S2を蓄積してディ
スプレイ16にて表示すれば、常に固定した被観測物8
を従来の光学顕微鏡で観測しているのと何等変わりがな
い。
When the wideband objective lens 1 follows the movement of the object 8 to be observed, the objective lens 1 and the image plane 11
As shown in FIG. 2, the positional relationship of (1) always comes before and after the set positional relationship. At the moment when the preset positional relationship between the objective lens 1 and the image forming surface 11 is established, the switch or gate element 19 is operated by receiving the identification signal S1 issued from the focus detection control circuit 14 to activate the electronic image pickup element 5. When the image information is converted into an electric signal S2 and output, and the electronic signal S2 relating to the image information is accumulated in the image processing device 15 and displayed on the display 16, the object to be observed 8 fixed at all times is displayed.
Is no different from observing with a conventional optical microscope.

【0017】電子撮像素子5に電子シャッター付のCC
Dを用いれば、数千分の1の画像を取り込むことが可能
であることが公知である。亦、被観測物8の動きが結像
面11サーボの帯域内であるか静止している場合、常に
全ての位置関係が正常になっているから適当な周期で画
像処理装置15に画像情報を蓄積すれば良く、何等不都
合はない。
The electronic image pickup device 5 has a CC with an electronic shutter.
It is known that D can be used to capture an image of several thousandths. Further, when the movement of the observed object 8 is within the band of the servo of the imaging plane 11 or is stationary, all the positional relationships are always normal, so that the image information is sent to the image processing device 15 at an appropriate cycle. It should be accumulated, and there is no inconvenience.

【0018】以上は被観測物8が対物レンズ1の光軸方
向(Z方向)に変位する場合であるが、当然被観測物8
は面内(XY方向)にも振動、移動することが考えられ
る。この場合、被観測物8は合焦点検出制御回路14に
よる合焦状態にあるから、明解な像が結像面11内で移
動していることになる。画像処理装置15内に配置した
記憶素子18に以前に入力された画像情報と新しく入力
された画像情報との画像を比較すると、画像の移動量が
演算処理部17で算出識別出来るので、画像処理装置1
5にてXY方向の前記移動量を補正してディスプレイ1
6に画像表示すればディスプレイ16上では静止した画
像が観察出来る。
The above is the case where the object to be observed 8 is displaced in the optical axis direction (Z direction) of the objective lens 1, but naturally the object to be observed 8 is observed.
It is conceivable that is also vibrated and moved in the plane (XY directions). In this case, since the observed object 8 is in focus by the focus detection control circuit 14, a clear image is moving in the image plane 11. When the images of the image information previously input and the image information newly input to the storage element 18 arranged in the image processing device 15 are compared with each other, the movement amount of the image can be calculated and identified by the arithmetic processing unit 17. Device 1
The display 1 after correcting the amount of movement in the XY directions at 5
When an image is displayed on 6, a still image can be observed on the display 16.

【0019】前記画像移動量の演算処理部17での算出
識別には、例えば以前の画像の輝度(明暗)を反転して
新しい画像に重合して差分をレリーフする方法や、画像
の2次元フーリエスペクトルを比較し、低域成分を一致
するようにする方法等が公知であるが、通常はレリーフ
法が計算量も少なく簡便に使えることも公知である。
亦、目的とする画像の位置に新しい画像を動かすには前
記画像移動量に直流のオフセットを与えることで容易に
実現出来る。これはたとえ固定出来る被観測物8を観察
する場合に於いても、従来の顕微鏡では不可能な機能で
あり、振動する被観測物8を観察することを目的とした
本実施例のように画像処理を行うことで初めて可能とな
る機能である。
The calculation and identification in the arithmetic processing unit 17 of the image movement amount is carried out, for example, by inverting the brightness (brightness) of the previous image and superimposing it on a new image to relief the difference, or the two-dimensional Fourier transform of the image. A method of comparing spectra and matching low-frequency components is known, but it is also known that the relief method is usually small in calculation amount and can be easily used.
Further, in order to move a new image to a target image position, it is possible to easily realize it by giving a DC offset to the image movement amount. This is a function that is not possible with a conventional microscope even when observing an object 8 that can be fixed, and an image like the present embodiment for observing the object 8 that vibrates is observed. This is a function that becomes possible only by performing processing.

【0020】[0020]

【発明の効果】かくして本発明によれば、固定が困難な
被観測物を軽量,小型な装置で高倍率にて追従観測出来
るから、屋外での微小生物の観察や作業現場での微細な
ファイバー接続等、従来は不可能であった幅広いその場
観察が可能となる利点がある等、優れた効果を奏する。
As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to follow and observe an object that is difficult to fix with a lightweight and small device at a high magnification. Therefore, it is possible to observe microscopic organisms outdoors and fine fibers at work sites. It has excellent effects such as a wide range of in-situ observations that were impossible in the past such as connection.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of drawings]

【図1】本発明の実施例の構成図である。FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram of an embodiment of the present invention.

【図2】同上による対物レンズ及び結像面の時間的動作
を示すグラフである。
FIG. 2 is a graph showing temporal movements of the objective lens and the image plane according to the same as above.

【符号の説明】[Explanation of symbols]

A…光学顕微鏡システム装置 1…対物レンズ 2…固定鏡筒 3…結像部鏡筒 4…照明部 5…電子撮像素子 6,7…遮光ベローズ 8…被観測物 9…対物アクチュエータ 10…結像アクチュエータ 11…結像面 12,13…ドライブアンプ 14…合焦点検出制御回路 15…画像処理装置 16…ディスプレイ 17…演算処理部 18…記憶素子 19…スイッチ又はゲート素子 20…結像レンズ a…レンズ移動機構 b…素子移動機構 c…制御機構 S1…識別信号 S2…電気信号 A ... Optical microscope system device 1 ... Objective lens 2 ... Fixed lens barrel 3 ... Image forming lens barrel 4 ... Illumination unit 5 ... Electronic imaging device 6, 7 ... Light-shielding bellows 8 ... Observed object 9 ... Objective actuator 10 ... Imaging Actuator 11 ... Imaging plane 12, 13 ... Drive amplifier 14 ... Focus detection control circuit 15 ... Image processing device 16 ... Display 17 ... Arithmetic processing unit 18 ... Storage element 19 ... Switch or gate element 20 ... Imaging lens a ... Lens Moving mechanism b ... Element moving mechanism c ... Control mechanism S1 ... Identification signal S2 ... Electric signal

Claims (3)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】少なくとも対物レンズを光軸方向に移動す
るレンズ移動機構と、前記対物レンズに対する結像面の
位置に配置された電子撮像素子を前記光軸方向に移動す
る素子移動機構とを有し、前記レンズ移動機構及び素子
移動機構を一元的に制御する制御機構と、前記電子撮像
素子からの電気信号を画像処理する画像処理装置とから
なることを特徴とする光学顕微鏡システム装置
1. A lens moving mechanism for moving at least an objective lens in an optical axis direction, and an element moving mechanism for moving an electronic image pickup device arranged at a position of an image plane with respect to the objective lens in the optical axis direction. However, an optical microscope system device comprising: a control mechanism for centrally controlling the lens moving mechanism and the element moving mechanism; and an image processing device for image-processing an electric signal from the electronic image pickup device.
【請求項2】画像処理装置は、電子撮像素子にて電気信
号化した画像情報を逐次入力する記憶素子と、当該記憶
素子に新たに入力される画像情報と以前に入力された画
像情報との位置ズレを最小にする画像位置に前記画像情
報を当てはめる演算処理部とを備えたことを特徴とする
請求項1記載の光学顕微鏡システム装置
2. An image processing apparatus comprising: a storage element for sequentially inputting image information converted into an electrical signal by an electronic image pickup element; image information newly input to the storage element; and image information previously input. The optical microscope system apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising: an arithmetic processing unit that applies the image information to an image position that minimizes a positional deviation.
【請求項3】電子撮像素子は、画像情報の電気信号化に
あたり、対物レンズと結像面の位置が予め任意に設定さ
れた距離となった時点で識別信号を制御機構より受け、
その時点での画像情報を画像処理装置内に配置した記憶
素子に入力するスイッチ又はゲート素子を備えたことを
特徴とした請求項1又は2記載の光学顕微鏡システム装
3. The electronic image pickup device receives an identification signal from a control mechanism at the time when the positions of the objective lens and the image forming surface reach a preset distance when converting the image information into an electric signal.
3. The optical microscope system apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising a switch or a gate element for inputting image information at that time into a storage element arranged in the image processing apparatus.
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