Direct modulation of the effective sensitivity of a CCD detector: a new approach to time‐resolved fluorescence imaging

Summary In this paper a novel approach to frequency‐domain fluorescence lifetime imaging (FLIM) is described. In a CCD camera a single pixel is defined by a charge pattern on a group of electrodes. By modulation of the pattern of voltages defining the pixel structure it is possible to modulate the s...

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