The Agilent iMIC 2000 is the fastest, most precisely controlled scientific imaging platform on the market. It has advanced fluorescence measurement capabilities for quantitative microscopy. It is a fully automated, digitally driven, user-programmable microscope that can quickly focus and is suitable for live-cell imaging of fast processes.
The Agilent iMIC 2000 is an intelligent digital microscope engineered for fast, precise, and automated scientific imaging. It utilizes a DSP-based controller to synchronize parallel processes, enabling high-speed focus and reliable operation for live-cell imaging while safeguarding specimens from phototoxicity. The system features a modular architecture that integrates advanced fluorescence measurement capabilities, including FRET, TIRF, and FRAP, into a unified platform.
| Specimen Stage Range | 25 x 25 mm |
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| Specimen Stage Resolution | better than 1 micron |
| Temperature Control Step | 0.1°C |
| Mode Switch Adjustment Time | approximately 0.2 ms |
It is designed for fast, precise, and automated scientific imaging, specifically for live-cell imaging and fluorescence measurements.
Yes, the iMIC can be configured for FRET (Forster resonance energy transfer) analysis of protein interaction at the molecular level.
The system supports epifluorescence imaging, FRET, ratio imaging, TIRF, and FRAP.