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Scanning optical microscope

Scanning optical microscope

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The scanning optical microscope uses a laser spot to examine a specimen. This technique improves on the resolution and contrast of the conventional microscope, and so has particular advantages for the study of semiconductor materials and devices and living biological specimens

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