NIR Microscopy: Applications and Design Challenges in the 780–2500nm Range
Near-infrared (NIR) microscopy objectives are specialized optical components optimized for the 780 nm to 2500 nm wavelength range. By leveraging the superior penetration of NIR light, minimal phototoxicity to biological tissues, and the ability to capture subsurface material data, these objectives overcome the inherent limitations of visible light. They have become indispensable in fields such as biomedicine, microelectronics manufacturing, and materials science. Their core value lies in the delicate balance of high resolution and wide-spectrum adaptability, providing precise optical solutions for deep-seated imaging requirements.