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Optical Filters for Life science applications Mike Scobey Alluxa Inc.

Alluxa Inc. Santa Rosa, California. 8 years old, growing steadily, now with 55 employees with 20 engineers Proprietary SIRRUS plasma PVD deposition process In house chamber process design/development 10 identical, state-of-the-art plasma deposition chambers and growing 24x7, fully automated operation with clean operations throughout

Thin film optical filters Principle of constructive and destructive interference Alluxa films are all hard-oxide and extraordinarily environmentally durable. Modern filters may have up to 400 layers QW = l0/4 nQW High Index Low Index

Common types of optical filters Layers Function/Description Typical Tolerances (+/-) AR 1 to 20 Suppress reflection 5-10% HR 30 to 150 High reflection across a band 2-5% Bandpass 60 to 250 Transmit one band, reject all others on each side 0.5% to 5% Multi-bandpass 200-400 Transmit multiple bands, reject all others 0.25% to 1% Edge filter 40-200 Transmit one band, rejects adjacent bands Dichroic 50-150 Tilted edge filter. Generally requires flatness 0.5% to 2% Notch 200-500 Reject narrow band, transmit all others Multi-notch 400-2000 Reject multiple narrow bands, transmit all others

Sirrus Deposition platform Proprietary to Alluxa High energy plasma PVD Extraordinarily durable, hard oxide coatings Virtually no scatter or absorption loss Fastest deposition in the industry enables lower price points and higher performance Ultra-precise layer deposition using proprietary optical monitoring and control systems Copy exact – 10 chambers

Alluxa’s Ultra Series Optical Filters Parameter Alluxa ULTRA Leading competitor Notes Transmission 95% 92% Alluxa typical is 98% Blocking Broadband OD6 to OD10 OD6 but over narrow bands with OD10 available Measurement limited at OD6 CWL control +/-1.5nm or less +/-3nm Key for S/N and lower bleed thru Slopes 0.5% to OD6 1% to OD5 best case Coupled with CWL control gives much improved bleed thru and crosstalk

Ultra Series BP for Life Performance leader with repeatable >95% transmission, ultra- tight wavelength control and wide OD6 out-of-band blocking

Ultra-series Multi-band EX and EM filter

Fluorescence Microscopy Requires non-overlapping bandpass filters with high blocking for excitation and emission Dichroic filter for beam steering

Typical Ultra fluorescence Filter Set

Fluoresce Microscopy images Chinese Hamster Ovary Kidney

LED Illuminators Gaining share in microscopy as well as OEM instruments Energy efficient and rapid on/off Mercury free, long life Dichroic filters and precision bandpass filters

Ultra flat dichroics

Confocal Microscopy

ULTRA Quad-chroics for confocal Microscopy Ultra-flat available

Multiphoton Microscopy From Nikon U

Structured illumination Super resolution techniques to defeat the diffraction limit Dichroics, Bandpass, phase controlled mirrors, among others

stimulated emission depletion (STED) microscope Excitation Beam BPF VPP P QWP Objective DCSP DCLP NF PH APD l 592 nm l 488 nm Depletion Beam STED Image

Images using STED Super resolution Chromosome bands HELA Telophase

Flow cytometry Single cell counting and sorting Single and multiband dichroics, bandpass, narrowband filters

Flow Cytometry Ultra multibands

PCR systems DNA amplification for analysis Dichroics, bandpass, narrowband filters

ULTRA Multi-Bandpass EMission Filters

Multiband microscopy results Taken using Alluxa Quad Band Dichroic and Tri-Band EM Filters

Automation and process control enables repeatability

ULTRA UV Band Pass Filters

fluorescence with visible imaging filter

Rapid turn custom filters Catalog quadchroic converted to a penta-band Order, design, fab in < 4 weeks Competitor Added 5th notch

Ultra-narrow Multicavity BP’s Bandwidths to <0.2nm with large formats available. Multicavity designs for square spectral performance Unique product offering of bandwidth and size 63 wavelengths now shipping from our new on-line store

Really Ultra Narrow!

Ultra narrow OD6 Notch Filters with wide transmission

Color corrected notch for laser surgery

Raman 785nm LWP

Low cost LED edge Filters for forensics Consumable for flashlights at crime scene investigation

Low Cost Catalog OD4 Filters

Arbitrary shape filters

Summary Innumerable applications for optical filters in Life Sciences Rapidly developing coating technologies are pushing the state of the art The SIRRUS deposition platform enables Alluxa to be at forefront of performance while improving price points Alluxa is always up for new challenges!