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Hoebe
Antonius Ronald Hoebe US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20110036993 | LASER SCANNING MICROSCOPE - The present invention relates to a laser scanning microscope capable of acquiring suitable fluorescent images. A fluorescence detection unit | 02-17-2011 |
Antonius Ronald Hoebe, Amersfoort NL
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|---|---|---|
| 20110006217 | LASER SCANNING MICROSCOPE - A fluorescence detection unit measures light quality of fluorescence from a sample excited by irradiation of a laser beam, and a transmitted light detection unit measures light quantity of the laser beam transmitted through the sample. A CLEM processing unit stops irradiation of the laser beam at every one pixel correspondence range scanning time, in one of a case where light quality of fluorescence at a lower limit value determination time is less than a lower limit threshold, and a case where light quantity of fluorescence is an upper limit threshold or more during the one pixel correspondence range scanning time. The CLEM processing unit extrapolates light quantity of the transmitted light that is supposed to be measured if exposure is performed for the one pixel correspondence range scanning time, and an image obtaining unit obtains a transmitted light image based on the extrapolated light quantity. | 01-13-2011 |
Joseph Maria Hoebe, Alkmaar NL
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20090123231 | DUMP ELEMENT, METHOD FOR FORMING A SPATIAL STRUCTURE FROM DUMP ELEMENTS, AS WELL AS SPATIAL STRUCTURE FORMED FROM DUMP ELEMENTS - Dump element for forming a spatial structure ( | 05-14-2009 |
Ronald Antonius Hoebe, Amersfoort NL
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20110085075 | Method for Imaging an Object - The invention relates to a method for imaging an object, comprising the illumination of the object, and the detection of light coming from an area where the object is located and, based on the detected light, forming the image, with the illumination of the object taking place by distinguishing image elements in an imaging plane or space, and by separately illuminating the object parts corresponding with these image elements, while simultaneously registering the applied illumination dose of these object parts, and wherein the image is subsequently constructed by assembling the image elements corresponding with the illuminated object parts, subject to the light output and illumination doses pertaining to those image elements, wherein the illumination dose of each separate object part depends at least on a light output and/or illumination dose of another object part or several other object parts. | 04-14-2011 |