Super-resolution Microscopy
Super-resolution microscopy (SRM) has been developed by employing the advantages of digital optics technology. It breaks the resolution limit of traditional super-resolution microscopes, which either need extra and special dying or computing power. The source of the illumination beam is modulated and re-formed arithmetically in a way to produce a smaller Full Width at Half Maximum (FWHM) of the scanning beam, which helps break the physical diffraction limit, and therefore increases the resolution of the image. Southport’s SRM is the most convenient super-resolution microscope you are looking for.