Carl Zeiss Meditec Ag

Toptica Photonics Ag

Andreas Brodschelm

Daniel Bublitz

Stefan Richter

Thomas Mohr

Detlef Biernat

Thomas A Puppe

Christian Rausch

Nico Vieweg

The invention relates to an apparatus for generating temporally spaced apart light pulses, comprising

Optical scanning

An ophthalmologic apparatus and a method for the contactless observation, examination, treatment, and/or diagnosis of an eye. The apparatus is structurally based on a fundus camera or an ophthalmoscope. An illumination beam path extends from a first illumination source to the eye and is fitted with a perforated mirror and imaging optics, and an observation beam path extends from the eye to a detector via the imaging optics and through the perforated mirror. The arrangement additionally comprises a beam path for scanning illumination which extends from a second illumination source to the eye and is fitted with a scanning unit, a lens, and a beam splitter in addition to the imaging optics. The scanning unit that is arranged in the beam path for scanning illumination is designed as (an) electrostatically or/and galvanometrically driven bidirectional or unidirectional tilting mirror(s).

Ophthalmologic apparatus and method for the observation, examination, diagnosis, and/or treatment of an eye

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Munich, Germany

Andreas Brodschelm