Brand: PicoQuant | Category: Nanotechnology

The MicroTime 200 is a modular time-resolved confocal microscope with single molecule sensitivity. It measures time-resolved fluorescence and photoluminescence at the single-molecule level and can be extended for STED super-resolution imaging. It is used in structural biology, semiconductor and nanomaterials research.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Excitation configuration | 1–8 lasers selected from 375–980 nm |
| Laser repetition rate | 1–40 MHz; up to 80 MHz at specific wavelengths |
| Laser driver | Eight-channel Sepia PDL 828 L |
| Microscope body | Inverted Olympus IX73 |
| 60× objective option | Water immersion, NA 1.2, 400–900 nm |
| 100× objective option | Oil immersion, NA 1.4, 400–850 nm |
| Detection options | SPAD or PMA Hybrid-40; spectral and timing performance depend on detector |
Selected values from the linked MicroTime 200 datasheet, page 2. Objectives, lasers, scanning and detectors are configuration choices, not equipment included in every quotation. Checked 2026-09-29.
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