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14 October 2005 Developments and design of optical systems for microscopes at Carl Zeiss
Kristina Uhlendorf, Herbert Gross, Lothar Schreiber, Rolf Wartmann
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Abstract
Nowadays optical design for microscopes encloses besides the classical approach many new ideas like implementation of new optical elements, the consideration of physical effects or digital image processing. All these things play an important role during the development of microscopes and microscopic components at Carl Zeiss. In this paper we present examples of the classical approach starting with the imaging theory of Ernst Abbe as well as the non-classical approach ranging from microscopic objectives with diffractive optical elements over the implementation of the propagation theory of short-time laser pulses in optical design software to digital image restoration and phase measurement.
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Kristina Uhlendorf, Herbert Gross, Lothar Schreiber, and Rolf Wartmann "Developments and design of optical systems for microscopes at Carl Zeiss", Proc. SPIE 5962, Optical Design and Engineering II, 59620P (14 October 2005); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.628999
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KEYWORDS
Objectives

Optical design

Microscopes

Colorimetry

Diffraction

Digital imaging

Image restoration

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