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Head (body tube) |
Supports ocular lenses. |
Arm
Connects head to base. |
Base
Bottom that supports microscope. |
Ocular lens (eyepiece) |
Lens you look through, magnifies 10x. |
Rotating nosepiece
Round disc supporting objectives, rotate to change objective facing slide. |
Objective lenses
Hang from nosepiece of different sizes and magnifications. |
Stage
Platform holding slide, hole in center allows light through. |
Slide clips
Securely holds slide on stage. |
Mechanical stage control (XY control) |
With slide clipped in place, these knobs move stage forward and back; slide left and right. |
Condenser
Lens below stage that concentrates light before it shines on the slide. |
iris diaphragm lever
Regulates light from condenser as you move lever under stage, opening and closing iris diaphragm. |
Coarse adjust/focus knob |
Raises or lowers the stage a large distance. Only use with scanning objective! |
Fine adjust/focus knob |
Raises or lowers stage small distance. Best used with low or high power objectives. |
Substage light
Light source in base
Rheostat |
Rotating wheel that adjusts light intensity |
Magnification
object looks bigger
Resolution
image is also clarified with higher magnification.
inverted
flipped upside down and backwards compared to the specimen on the slide.
parfocal
the image is clearly focused at the scanning, shortest objective, all the longer objectives will also fit in the space to the stage with only using fine focus to adjust.