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LED Light Source for MicroscopyWith lig
LED Light Source for MicroscopyWith light emission from up to seven individually addressable, individually �ltered LED channels that simultaneously emit light through a single combined light guide, the niji delivers powerful, multi-wavelength excitation from the UV to the NIR, speci�cally for single and multiband �uorescence microscopy.Up to seven channels – user �t*Approx. 47 dBIndividual bandpass �lter holders for each channelLiquid light guide with microscope collimators, available separatelyUSB -A (powered), USB-B, RS232 (serial), and TTL via a 15-way connectorControl via dedicated software, MicroManager, tablet, or third party softwareXML upload for complete �exibilityKey switch, light guide, and lid-off interlock12 months, optional 3 years * Option requires HPUV chassisOptical output powers are given for a ø3 mm liquid light guide, use of a ø5
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mm light guide will provide approximately 50% more power. Wavelengths and powers are approximate and may vary on LED batch. Each niji will be supplied The niji from Bluebox Optics is a revolutionary and innovative LED light source that is ideally suited to the demands of Fully compatible with most microscopes and microscope softwareFuture-proofed investment Based around a uniquely recon�gurable mainframe, LEDs and �lters can be changed by the user in minutes, offering additional excitation centre wavelengths, excitation bands, and output power options, dramatically Wavelength, power, and emission channel can all be controlled, individually or simultaneously, using the manual controller (tablet) or via software.Constant current and constant optical power LED drive modes are both selectable, enabling Software control options are numerous and the niji can be integrated into a microscope application in Fully com
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patible with MicroManager and MicroManager 2, the niji can also be operated with a wide range of industry standard microscope software packages (when operating in compatibility mode via RS232).The niji is also mechanically compatible with most standard microscopes. Numerous adaptors, light guides, and collimators are available off the Furthermore, great care has been taken to make the niji one of the quietest LED sources on the market. With optimised fans running only that vibrations at the microscope are minimised.If funds are tight or you don’t know what wavelengths you might need in future, the niji provides the perfect solution, combining a low cost 360460560660760Wavelength (nm)UV (Channel 1)HPUVRoyal Blue (Channel 2)Blue (Channel 3)Cyan (Channel 4)Green/Yellow (Channel 5)Red (Channel 6)Far Red (Channel 7)0.020.010.00W/cm2Individual Wavelength Spectrum360460560660760Wavelength (nm)UV (Channel 1)HPUVRoyal Blue (Channel 2)B
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lue (Channel 3)Cyan (Channel 4)Green/Yellow (Channel 5)Red (Channel 6)Far Red (Channel 7)0.020.010.00W/cm2Bluebox Optics Ltd, Unit 9, Avro Court, Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, PE29 6XS, UKTo �nd out more about the niji, to see a demo, or to book your free At Bluebox Optics, we always provide evaluations at zero cost, RedModuleCyanModuleRed Channel Filter PaddlenijiData Sheet350 VA BN7-LED-390HP-002 niji 7 Royal Blue 440nm LED moduleniji 7 GY 550nm LED moduleniji 7 Red 630nm LED moduleniji 7 Far Red 720nm LED moduleCE Declaration of Conformity | EMC Directive 2014/30/EULow Voltage Directive 2014/35/EU | RoHS Directive 2011-65-EURegulation (EC) No 1907/2006 |REACH | WEEE Directive IEC/EN 62471, Photobiological Safety of Lamps and Lamp Systems have a number of Zero toxicity materials are safer bleaching and �lter bleed-through delivers clearer imagesControllable low level light results in reduced photo toxic