Carl Zeiss Meditec Ag

Carl Zeiss Jena Gmbh

Eberhard Hofmann

Roland Bergner

Peter Klopfleisch

Klaus-Ditmar Voigt

Roland Barth

Martin Hacker

Ingo Koschmieder

Ralf Ebersbach

Frank Behrendt

Burkhard Dietzel

Gert Stober

Mario Gerlach

Gerard Antkowiak

Jan Buchheister

Thomas Pabst

Steffen Dubnack

Egon Luther

Michael Güntzschel

Frank Luemkemann

Michael Guentzschel

Stephan Ruehling

Stephan Rühling

An ophthalmological measuring system, for obtaining biometric data of an eye, provided with the necessary calibration and check devices for monitoring the functionality and the calibration status. The ophthalmological measuring system includes an illumination source for illuminating an eye with light and with a sensor for recording and analyzing back-scattered or reflected light components and a controller. At least one calibration and check system integrated in the ophthalmological measuring system for monitoring the functional and calibration status is provided. A device is also provided which houses the calibration and test structures and which reads off the individual physical data therefrom by an interface. The ophthalmological measuring system is in particular provided for determining biometrical data but can also be used for ophthalmological, dermatological or other devices which require calibration and/or functional checking at regular intervals.

Ophthalmological measuring system and method for calibrating and/or adjusting the same

A spectrometer is described, especially for an optical coherence tomograph for detecting parameters of the human eye, with said spectrometer having an input for measurement radiation to be analyzed, fanning the measurement radiation spectrally out along a direction in a fan and guiding it onto a detector that extends along the direction and comprises a plurality of detector pixels that are sensitive to the measurement radiation, with the spectrometer having an adjusting element which can be adjusted in a controlled manner to adjust the relative position of the fan and the detector, thereby optimizing the incidence position of the fan on the detector, in which it is provided that the detector has at least two superimposed, adjacent pixel lines, and a control device is provided which reads out the superimposed pixels of a plurality of pixel lines in a combined manner for a spectral analysis of the measurement radiation in a pixel binning and evaluates signal differences between superimposed pixels to control the adjusting element and to center the incidence position of the fan at a right angle to the direction of the pixel lines.

Spectrometer

The invention is directed to an arrangement and a method for measuring the anterior segment of the eye using interferometric means. The eye is illuminated by a convergent beam bundle and aligned with the optical axis of the measuring device by generating directional stimuli and accommodation stimuli by means of a display which is mirrored into the beam path.

Method and arrangement for the measurement of the anterior segment of the eye

A camera adapter for optical devices, in particular microscopes. The present solution includes a camera adapter which enables any video cameras and photographic cameras to connect to an existing image out-coupling system, e.g., the beam splitter of a microscope. The adapter can also be used for stereo microscopes. The camera adapter is arranged between the image out-coupling element and the camera. Its housing has two connection pieces. The microscope-side connection piece has a quick-change device and the camera-side connection piece has a filter thread. The technical solution provides a camera adapter for connecting digital cameras to a microscope. By using intermediate rings, the camera adapter is suitable for different cameras and facilitates exchange of cameras. The camera can be positioned in such a way that the observer can view the object through the eyepiece as well as on the camera monitor without substantially changing his/her sitting position.

Camera adapter for optical devices, in particular microscopes

An adapter for connecting and releasably and rigidly positioning a laser link on the housing of different slit lamp microscopes comprising a base, a fastening device on one end for fastening to a housing of a slit lamp microscope, a coupling device for coupling the laser link to the housing of the slit lamp microscope in a releasable and rigid manner, the coupling device for complementary engagement with a coupling device on the laser link.

Adapter for ophthalmologic equipment

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Bollberg, Germany

Eberhard Hofmann