14°
collection angle saved
Micro Solutions / Life Science
Multiphoton visualization of cups, microplates and organoids from the bottom – while preserving the aperture of the upright system

Multiphoton visualization of cups, microplates and organoids from the bottom – while preserving the aperture of the upright system
Inverter module for Ultima 2Pplus and Investigator Plus, usually installed in one day
Inverted configuration of Ultima multiphoton platform for cups, microplates, slides and organoids.
The inverter module translates the optical geometry of Ultima 2Pplus or Investigator Plus into an inverted format and retains the ability to work in the original upright configuration. A light-tight lock camera improves safety when working with upward-facing optics.
The system uses relay optics and mirror beam routing, while maintaining numerical aperture and light transmission. Supports slides, dishes, multi-well microplates, organoids and attached cells; the exact parameters depend on the base platform.
collection angle saved
typical
upright and inverted
lightproof-camera
modular multiphoton
| Basic system | Ultima 2Pplus Ultima Investigator Plus |
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| Sample formats | object slide, dishes, multi-well plates, fabrics on the substrate, organoids |
| Objectives | standard lenses of the Ultima system |
| Tables and cells | standard XY-table Bruker; incubation chambers from different manufacturers |
| Principle | relay lens and mirror beam routing assembly |
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| Collection angle | 14°, as in the upright configuration |
| Installation | in place, typically within one day |
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| Protection | laser-locked camera |