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    • To develop and validate a novel FCS setup utilizing a software correlator for enhanced performance.
    • To extend the applicable concentration range of FCS measurements.
    • To introduce a new "oscilloscope-mode" for improved optical setup adjustment.

    Main Methods:

    • Implementation of a software correlator with the F2Cor autocorrelation algorithm.
    • Integration of a low-cost counting board and desktop computer for real-time processing.
    • Adaptation of symmetrical normalization and introduction of an oscilloscope-mode acquisition.

    Main Results:

    • The setup achieves real-time autocorrelation curve processing at countrates up to 8 MHz with 1 µs time resolution.
    • Successful application to FCS measurements of tetramethylrhodamine solutions up to 2.5 µM.
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    • The developed FCS setup offers high-speed, real-time analysis and extends the technique's utility to micromolar concentration ranges.
    • The novel oscilloscope-mode enhances optical alignment efficiency.
    • This advancement provides a cost-effective and versatile platform for biophysical and chemical analysis.