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The excitation and emission beams were separated using appropriate dichroic mirrors and filters (AHF, Germany).
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The donor (anti-EGFR-Cy3b or anti-HER2-Cy3b) was excited using 514-nm line of an argon/krypton laser, and the resultant fluorescence was separated using a combination of dichroic beam splitter (Q565 LP; CHROMA technology Corp).
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The two-pass beam is separated from the input beam without using a Faraday device.
The experimental results pointed out: the signals of two lasers beam can be separated by using mathematics method.
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An amplitude splitting interferometer uses a partial reflector to divide the amplitude of the incident wave into separate beams which are separated and recombined.
This SHG signal was separated from the excitation beam using a 670 nm dichroic mirror, filtered using a 405 nm filter (HQ405/30 m-2P, Chroma, Rockingham, Vermont), and collected by a photomultiplier tube (Hamamatsu HC125-02).
And the signal can be separated from the reflection by using a quarter wave plate in front of the eye in combination with a polarizing beam splitter in front of the sensor.
Laser beams were then used to nudge apart the two states separating them by about 100 billionths of a meter.
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