OV100
Olympus Small Animal Imaging System



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Olympus Small Animal Imaging System Specifications

The OV100 is a new imaging system that allows researchers to observe fluorescent markers in live animals at the whole animal, organ, tissue, and single cell level, with a single optical instrument. The OV100 provides a 114:1 zoom ratio change and features superior optics for high resolution and efficiency of light collection. The OV100 integrates many basic needs of whole animal imaging including the removal of auto-fluorescence background and high performance in the NIR range up to 1000nm for fluorescence detection. The OV100 also allows the user to choose a CCD camera to meet the specific demands of their research i.e. high resolution, high speed, or low light sensitivity.

 

OV100 SPECIFICATIONS
  High magnification mode Low magnification mode (3 individual parcentered and parfocal lenses)
Zoom 1 2 3
Magnification Optical magnification 1.6—16X 0.89X 0.56X 0.14X
Observation Observation range (mm) 5.5 X 4.1—0.5 X 0.4 9.9 X 7.4 16 X 12 63 X 47
  WD (mm) 33.5 65 87 240
NA 0.43—0.046 0.25 0.15 0.039
Resolution (ìm) 1.75—7.0 9.9 20 63
Observational Channel Brightfield, GFP, RFP, 680, 750
Illumination
Light source for fluorescence excitation
Xe or Hg-Xe lamp housing (150W), 8-position excitation filter (diam. 25mm)
Fluorescence image acquisition
6-position emission filter (diam. 32mm)
Illumination for brightfield
Light guide. Light source: 100W Halogen lamp
Stage High-precision motorized X, Y stage (Position reproducibility: ±10µm)
Focusing Stage focus
Camera Port C-mount
Software Acquisition of still images and movies via special CCD camera software. Post acquisition image processing and analysis
Power consumption PC: 7.1A Body: 8.5A
Dimensions Body: 550(W) X 554(D) X 1000(H)mm, Desk (with caster): 1200 (W) X 700(D) X 600(H)mm
Weight Approx. 100kg

Notice: The OV100 imaging system has many potential applications. Certain of these applications and materials used with them may require licensing under patents held by third parties. For example AntiCancer, Inc. (http://www.anticancer.com) and Xenogen Corporation (http://www.xenogen.com) each own several patents in the field of imaging cells genetically engineered to produce light-emitting compounds. Olympus has obtained a license from AntiCancer, such that non-profit entities purchasing the OV100 are licensed under AntiCancer U.S. Patent Nos. 6,232,523, 6,649,159, 6,235,968, 6,251,384, and 6,759,038 for non-commercial uses. Olympus' sale or other transfer of the OV100 imaging system does not convey any additional rights or licenses under third party patents. It is suggested that users of the OV100 imaging system consult with counsel to determine whether licensing of additional third party patents is required.

 

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