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| + | ===Supported Devices=== | ||
| + | * [[ASIStage]] -- Allows triggering of ASI piezo focus drives | ||
| + | * [[AgilentLaserCombiner]] -- Accepts TTL pulses for laser channel switching | ||
| + | * [[ESIOImagingControllers]] -- controls AOTFs (laser combiners) and piezo focus drives | ||
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| + | ===Channels=== | ||
| + | LED illuminators and AOTF-based laser combiners both have very fast switching times, and are thus prime candidates for hardware synchronization. | ||
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| + | ===Multi-Dimensional Acquisition=== | ||
Revision as of 18:33, 28 September 2012
Micro-Manager features a triggering framework that permits the precise and rapid synchronization of some hardware components with a camera.
Supported Devices
- ASIStage -- Allows triggering of ASI piezo focus drives
- AgilentLaserCombiner -- Accepts TTL pulses for laser channel switching
- ESIOImagingControllers -- controls AOTFs (laser combiners) and piezo focus drives
Channels
LED illuminators and AOTF-based laser combiners both have very fast switching times, and are thus prime candidates for hardware synchronization.