Digital microscopy

Digital microscopy is used to extract quantitative information from microscopic slides. A digital microscopic imaging system consists of the following six components (Huang, 1981b) ... [Pg.221]

Figure 7. A block diagram showing the digital microscopy instrumentation.

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