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FemtoLux 3 laser for the rapid wide-field second harmonic generation microscopy
D. Rutkauskas, and A. Dementjev, Ekspla (2020), https://ekspla.com/wp-content/uploads/Open-Publications/AppNotes-ND-FemtoLux3-in-microscopy.pdf.
FemtoLux 3 laser was used as an illumination source in the wide-field second harmonic generation (SHG) microscope. Relatively high laser pulse energy at a medium pulse repetition frequency allowed for a faster single image acquisition compared to that using laser-scanning. It was also possible to acquire images of relatively large sample areas, which paved the way for the rapid imaging of macroscopic sample areas with microscopic resolution.