Carl-zeiss-stiftung

Carl Zeiss Jena Gmbh

Carl Zeiss Gmbh

Hensoldt Ag

Carl Zeiss Jana Gmbh

Carl Zeiss Industrielle Messtechnik Gmbh

Carl Zeiss Ag

Carl Zeiss Microimaging Gmbh

Klaus Knupfer

Oliver Baumann

Dirk Muehlhoff

Bernd Spruck

Christoph Hauger

Joachim Luber

Ulrich Sander

Hubert Wahl

Volker Tautz

Horst Stacklies

Harald Schadwinkel

Uwe Vry

Christian Lucke

Eberhard Derndinger

Werner Muller

Hartmut Wolf

Wolfgang Kimmig

Rolf Beck

Klaus Becker

Stefan Gerth

Klaus Felgenhauer

Walter J Schwab

Rudolf E Grosskopf

Rudiger Duchateau

Thomas Hellmuth

A telescope has at least one barrel. At least three optical elements, namely an objective lens, an inverting system, and an eyepiece are arranged within the barrel along a longitudinal axis thereof one behind another. Further, shaking movements of the barrel are compensated for by moving at least one of the optical elements relative to the barrel. The objective lens is rigidly connected to the barrel. The inverting system together with the eyepiece constitutes a common assembly. At least a part of the assembly is adapted to be moved relative to the longitudinal axis. As an alternative, the inverting system and the eyepiece are rigidly connected to the barrel and at least a part of the objective lens is adapted to be moved relative to the longitudinal axis.

Telescope

In a projection arrangement for projecting an image onto a projection surface, there are provided a light source ( ), a control unit ( ), a light modulator ( ), which is controllable by said control unit ( ) in order to generate an image on the basis of predetermined image data, an optical device ( ), arranged following said light modulator, for projecting said image onto the projection surface ( ), a film stage ( ) for holding a positive image recorded on a carrier medium, projection optics ( ), arranged following the film stage ( ) when projecting the positive image, and a control device ( ), allowing either to direct light from the light source ( ) to the light modulator ( ) or to illuminate a positive image, which is held by the film stage ( ), with said light. Thus, a projection arrangement is provided which can project both positive images and images generated on the basis of predetermined data onto a projection surface ( ).

Projection arrangement for projecting an image onto a projection surface

A projection arrangement for projecting an image onto a projection surface, said arrangement comprising a light source ( ), a film stage ( ), arranged following said light source, for holding a positive image recorded on a carrier medium, and projection optics ( ) for projecting a illuminated positive image, is provided with a control unit ( ), a light modulator ( ) controllable by said control unit in order to generate an additional image on the basis of predetermined image data, said light modulator being followed by an optical device ( ) for projecting the additional image onto the projection surface ( ), and with a beam splitter ( ) arranged between the light source ( ) and the film stage ( ) so as to split the light from the light source ( ) into a first partial beam directed to the film stage ( ) in order to illuminate the positive image and into a second partial beam which may be directed to the light modulator ( ). Thus, a projection arrangement is provided which allows to project additional images, such as subtitles, in addition to the illuminated positive image.

Projection device for projecting an image onto a projection surface, and a projection unit for coupling to a projector

The invention is directed to a scanning system having one or several deflectable probe tips which are excited to oscillation at or near their resonant frequency. A saturation amplifier ( ) is provided for detecting and measuring the phase shift between the excitation signal and the oscillation carried out by the probe tip. The saturation amplifier ( ) generates a rectangular signal from the incoming sinusoidally-shaped signal ( ) while exactly maintaining the time-dependent position of the zero crossovers of the signal. The detection system, which is required for each probe tip, thereby acquires a very simple configuration of few commercially available components. Saturation amplified rectangular signals exclusively form the basis for the further evaluation. For this reason, a substantial independence of the signal intensity of the oscillation signal is ensured.

Scanning system having a deflectable probe tip

An apparatus records the depth profiles in a specimen with a reference beam and with a device for spatially superposing the measuring beam reflected from the specimen with the reference beam. The reference beam is coherent to the measuring beam in respect to a reference point of time. An evaluation unit having a detector is assigned to this device. The reference beam ( ) and the measuring beam ( ) for an areal irradiation of a sensor surface ( ) are arranged at a spacing ( ) from each other. The sensor surface ( ) is assigned to the detector ( ) and the surface irradiation overlaps at least in a subregion ( ).

Method for recording depth profiles in a specimen and apparatus therefor

The invention is directed to an optoelectronic mixer for demodulating a high-frequency light signal amplitude modulated at a signal frequency (f ) The optoelectronic mixer includes a light sensor for receiving and converting the light signal into free charge carriers. The light sensor has at least two individually drivable sensor electrodes and a reference frequency generator supplies an alternating-current voltage at a reference frequency (f ). The reference frequency generator is connected to the sensor electrodes to alternately conduct the charge carriers to the one or the other of the sensor electrodes at the reference frequency (f ).

Optoelectronic mixer

A method and a circuit are disclosed for a low-noise processing of weak optical signals using normal photodiodes and a CCD-array. A shift register and collecting register effect the synchronous phase-correct accumulation over for example 100 periods and so transmit a signal amplified by this factor to a downstream circuit at a clock frequency reduced by the same factor. The invention is applicable for conducting optoelectronic run-time distance measurements.

Method and circuit for a noise-reduced processing of periodical optical

The invention relates to a high-precision autofocusing arrangement for a stereomicroscope wherein a bar-shaped marking is projected via a cylinder optic on an object. The imaged bar-shaped marking is at least in one dimension less or equal to the resolution of the viewing beam path. A region of the objective not used optically is selected for projection as the pass-through pupil.

Autofocusing arrangement for a stereomicroscope which permits automatic

A device is described for three-dimensional examination with a confocal beam path, in which an illumination grid (12; 22; 31; 83) is imaged in a focal plane (13f; 87), said plane being located on or in the vicinity of surface (14o) of object (14). The radiation reflected in the focal plane is imaged directly by a beam splitter onto the receiving surface of a CCD receiver (17; 91). The illumination grid (12; 22; 31; 83) is then imaged on the receiver surface either by the photosensitive areas of the receiver acting as confocal diaphragms or by signals from the detector elements which only receive light scattered outside focal plane (13f; 87) not being taken into account in the evaluation or being taken into account separately. The illumination grid size generated in focal plane (13f; 87) can be either fixed or variable. A variable illumination grid size can be produced for example by an LED array. The device also makes examinations in transmitted light possible.

Optical device with an illuminating grid and detector grid arranged

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Klaus Knupfer