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Lattice light sheets generated with a firmly arranged dielectric regular hexagonal pyramid array

Ning Liang, Zengxin Huang, Chao Yan, Kunpeng Wang, and Dengfeng Kuang

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Abstract

We present a firmly arranged dielectric regular hexagonal pyramid array to generate lattice light sheets with high conversion efficiency and low stray light. Both the size and working distance of the lattice light sheets can be modulated by changing the structural parameters. We experimentally recorded the lattice light sheets illumination, which is consistent with the corresponding simulation. To evaluate the imaging quality, we compared the light field generated with and without structure by using polystyrene fluorescent microspheres. This study provides a potential method for the building of light sheet fluorescence microscopy with high resolution and low phototoxicity.

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Supplement 1       The set-up of the experiment system, the preparation processes of polystyrene fluorescent microspheres sample and the comparative simulation analysis of DRHPA and micro-axicon array(MAA).

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