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Examine the internal components of the optical microscope with these cutaway diagrams of popular teaching and research microscopes. Each illustration is extensively labeled to aid understanding of the placement and proximity of lenses, diaphragms, mirrors, filters, shutters, lamps and other components contained within a modern microscope.
- Microscope Optical Components Introduction - Olympus Microscopy
Components involved in formation of images by the microscope...
- Anatomy of the Microscope - Objectives: Specifications and ...
Microscope manufacturers offer a wide range of objective...
- Microscope Optical Components Introduction - Olympus Microscopy
Components involved in formation of images by the microscope optical train are the collector lens (positioned within or near the illuminator), condenser, objective, eyepiece (or ocular), and the refractive elements of the human eye or the camera lens.
Microscope manufacturers offer a wide range of objective designs to meet the performance needs of specialized imaging methods, to compensate for cover glass thickness variations, and to increase the effective working distance of the objective.
UIS2/UIS-featured Olympus microscope units for all your high-precision needs in research, inspection and production equipment. * Refer to the Olympus home page for detailed objective lenses specifications.
Anatomy of the Microscope: Introduction. Microscopes are instruments designed to produce magnified visual or photographic images of small objects. The microscope must accomplish three tasks: produce a magnified image of the specimen, separate the details in the image, and render the details visible to the human eye or camera.
Examine the internal components of the optical microscope with these cutaway diagrams of popular teaching and research microscopes. Each illustration is extensively labeled to aid understanding of the placement and proximity of lenses, diaphragms, mirrors, filters, shutters, lamps and other components contained within a modern microscope.
The tutorial combines an image map with movies. Everywhere you see a blue box, you may click on that to either zoom in for a closer look, or watch a short movie illustrating the proper use of the microscope. If the image map does not work on your computer, you may use the list of parts below.
