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Diaphragm/Aperture diaphragm control
regulates/controls the amount of light
Field diaphragm lever
Opens and closes to increase and decrease light
Body Tube
located between the eyepiece and the nosepiece, separates the lenses
Stage
slide goes here
Stage Clips
holds the slide in place on the stage
Base
bottom of the microscope, used to carry the microscope
Light Source
gives us light to enable us to see the specimen on the slide
Arm
used in order to carry the microscope
Coarse Adjustment Knob
allows for quick focusing by moving the objective lens or stage up and down. **NOT used when in high power
Fine Adjustment Knob
A slow but precise control used to fine focus the image when viewing at the higher magnifications
Ocular lens
used to view an object under the microscope, has a power of 10X
Nosepiece
Holds and rotates the objectives
Substage condenser
Two lenses that focus light and improve sharpness.
Stage adjustment knobs
Control the stage's movement. Left to right and top to bottom.
Light intensity control
Decreases or increases light output from light source.
Power of only the low power objective lens
4x
Hold the microscope by the .....
arm and base.
low power objective
magnifies about 10x
high power objective
magnifies about 40x
total magnification
ocular lens x objective lens
Resolution
the ability of the lenses to distinguish two points that are close
Parafocal lens
Maintain specimen focus as objective powers are switched
Magnification
An increase in the apparent size of an object
Depth of field
Thickness of plane of focus