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C10516_15 Datasheet, PDF (1/4 Pages) Hamamatsu Corporation – SCAN BLOCK
NEW SCAN BLOCK
C10516
Compact scan head for easy assembly into a system
OVERVIEW
The C10516 scan block is an optical block that combines galvano
scanners with a telecentric fθ (F-theta) lens designed for laser
beam scanning in the visible range. Coupling the C10516 to other
optical blocks allows forming a measurement system for laser
scanning fluorescence microscopes, reflecting microscopes, and
even confocal microscopes. The 21.5 mm diameter observation
area allows making wide-range sample observations. High magni-
fication images can be observed with a photomultiplier tube by at-
taching the scan block to the C-mount port of a commercially
available microscope.
Left: Scan block main unit, Right: Control unit
APPLICATIONS
FEATURES
GLaser scanning microscopes
GConfocal laser scanning microscopes
(Example) Biological microscopes
Industrial microscopes
DNA chip and protein chip readers
CONFIGURATION
G2D scan by two galvano scanners
GContains a telecentric fθ (F-theta) lens
GWide observation area of 21.5 mm diameter
GHigh-magnification observations in combina-
tion with a microscope objective lens
GCovers a wide spectral range
The C10516 consists of a scan block and a control unit. Two galvano scanners and a telecentric fθ lens are built into
the scan block main unit. The control unit contains a driver board for driving and controlling the galvano scanners.
Scan Block
C10516
Control Unit
Control
Signal
Scan Block
Main Unit
Galvano
Scanner
Laser
(Commercially Available Product)
PMT Module
(Sold Separately)
XY
Command Input
Signal (X)
Command Input
Signal (Y)
PC
(Sold Separately)
Commercially
Available Data
USB,
PCI, etc
Acquisition Unit
(DAQ)
(Sold Separately)(Note 1)
Optical Block
(Sold Separately)
(Note 2)
Object
PMT Signal
Note 1: This system requires a data acquisition
unit (DAQ) that outputs analog signals
for controlling the galvano scanners and
acquires PMT signals.
Note 2: The optical blocks connected to the scan
block can be changed according to the
measurement purpose.