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Uttamchandani, Deepak
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- 20223D-printing optical components for microscopy using a desktop 3D-printer
- 2020MEMS gas flow sensor based on thermally induced cantilever resonance frequency shiftcitations
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3D-printing optical components for microscopy using a desktop 3D-printer
Abstract
The application of 3D printing in biomedical optical systems has the potential to reduce system costs and deliver state-of-the-art imaging systems in low resource settings. We will present the results of using a commercially available stereolithography printer for the fabrication of optical components and microlenses, which will be used in a custom miniaturized structured illumination microscopy (SIM) setup incorporating additional active optical MEMS devices for control of the optical beam paths. We show the full characterization of the 3D-printed elements and evaluate their performance in the overall microscopy system.