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  • Understanding Microscopes
    Compound microscopes differ from simple magnifiers in that there are two separate magnification steps that occur instead of one. The objective lens is nearest the subject under observation and provides a magnified real image. The eyepiece magnifies the real image provided by the objective
  • How to Choose a Microscope
    If you're out to buy a microscope and are confused, you're not alone. There are many different types of microscopes out there to choose from, but I believe the easiest way to narrow down your choices is by determining what you are going to use the microscope for.
  • Choosing the Correct Microscope
    Choosing is simply a question of getting the right tool for the job. Since microscopes are put to such a wide range of uses, there are naturally many types of microscopes and specialized accessories. This is a brief guide to the types of microscopes that Meiji Techno offers and the applications
  • Fine Positioning of a Surgical Microscope
    Surgical procedures require a perfect view of the operating area. Here, the surgeon is often supported by a surgical microscope. To enable the surgeon to best position the microscope and to give the surgical team more room to move, the microscope optics are mounted to long arms on a stand.
  • What Is a Digital Microscope?
    If you†TMve ever worked in a lab, you know an optical microscope uses an eyepiece and objective to magnify a small object. But as technology continues to advance, digital microscopes are becoming more popular. Today†TMs blog post will share what a digital microscope is, explore how it works
  • Introduction to Microscopes and Objective Lenses
    Microscopes magnify objects and reveal hidden details. They consist of lenses, filters, polarizers, and beamsplitters. Magnification and resolution are the two main specifications of a microscope. Magnification enlarges the image, while resolution determines how far apart two points must
  • Is a DIY Microscope For You?
    This article helps readers determine whether a do-it-yourself (DIY) microscope is the appropriate solution for their application. It then details how to procure an instrument that meets both current and future application needs while remaining cost effective.
  • Basic Principles of Laser Scanning Microscopes
    microscope is gathering attention as the device of choice for easy three-dimensional surface profile measuring in air, without touching the sample. Covered within are the basic principles of and the features and applications of Olympus industrial laser scanning microscopes, with primary focus

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