Precision Ophthalmic Imaging of Small Animals
The powerful imaging platform used in more than 900 published studies is now even better
The all-new Phoenix MICRON 5 features interchangeable imaging sensors, software-controlled camera operation, expanded filter capabilities, and new depth of field adjustments.
MICRON 5
MICRON Software Suite
LENS TECHNOLOGY (LT2)
MICRON ATTACHMENTS
Interchangeable camera sensorsoffers the option to fine-tune fidelity, quantum efficiency, and spatial precision to more precisely image specific cellular and molecular features
A Legacy in Small Animal Ophthalmic Imaging Grows
MICRON IV
MICRON 5
The MICRON 5 camera is compatible with the imaging modalities from the prior MICRON IV generation. This allows for a smooth upgrade to the newest technology platform with the lowest total-cost-of-ownership
Color Fundus
OCT
Laser
fERG
The new MICRON LT2* lens technology is a complete redesign of MICRON objective lenses that enables precision optical alignment anywhere
* Patent-pending
With LT2 on MICRON 5, quickly change between imaging modalities
With LT2, add new imaging modalities to your MICRON IV platform without having to return the system to our factory for calibration
Driven by Powerful Software
With the all-new MICRON Software Suite, easily capture still images and video across modalities. Review and export with ease
Operate all modalities with one software application and an intuitive user interface
Share with multiple labs
M-TAGS
All new MICRON M-Tags help you build data capture directly into your imaging workflow. Annotate subjects, imaging sessions, and images with keywords and/or keyword/value pairs to improve searchability and greatly enhance the analytic value of images captured with your MICRON system.
Search, organize, and export
Find images and export tag data to streamline workflow and improve analytic value
Specs"I have been a user of Phoenix imaging and ERG systems since 2011. I was quickly pleased with Phoenix Micron based technology. Having seen what is under the hood has only increased my confidence in Phoenix systems. My MICRON System is a workhorse for our department. Students love to learn to use these systems and the learning curves are not too steep. The ability to relate anatomical and functional status of our models to biochemical analysis has been invaluable."
Ken Mitton, PhD
Associate Professor of Biomedical Sciences Oakland University