
Why Cone Half Angle (CHA or AOI) in Filter is important in Bio Imaging
This article will share what is cone half angle (CHA) or Angle of incidence ( AOI) and why they are important in bio fluorescent imaging system.
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This article will share what is cone half angle (CHA) or Angle of incidence ( AOI) and why they are important in bio fluorescent imaging system.
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