SymPhoTime 64
Brand: PicoQuant | Category: Nanotechnology
SymPhoTime 64 is PicoQuant's integrated platform for time-resolved fluorescence imaging and analysis, pairing structured workflows with acquisition and processing tools. On the imaging side it unifies FLIM, FRET, anisotropy and multichannel imaging with decay fitting and IRF reconvolution. Its correlation engine covers FCS, FCCS, FLCS and antibunching analysis, and single molecule interfaces handle blinking, burst analysis, lifetime traces and PIE-FRET studies. The software controls PicoQuant microscope systems, the LSM Upgrade Kit, time tagging and TCSPC electronics and custom setups, with synchronised multi-mode imaging, real time previews and STUPSLANG scripting for tailored analysis routines and hardware extensions.
Published software capabilities
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Supported TCSPC modules | HydraHarp 500, PicoHarp 330, TimeHarp 260, MultiHarp 150, MultiHarp 160 |
| Routing | 1 to 8 detectors |
| Measurement modes | Single point, multi-point, 2D imaging (XY, XZ, YZ), 3D imaging (XYZ), time lapse (XYT), oscilloscope mode for alignment purposes |
| Measurement previews | FLIM, FCS, FLCS and FCCS, time trace, TCSPC histogram, parallel calculation and display of up to 4 different previews |
Selected manufacturer software capabilities. Detector count depends on the connected TCSPC hardware and licence; software does not add physical detector inputs to an instrument. Confirm current release and module compatibility. Checked 2026-09-29.
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