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eyepiece
magnifies the image; usually 10x
body tube
maintains correct distance between eyepiece and objectives
arm
supports the body tube; used to carry microscope
stage
supports a slide that contains the viewed specimen
coarse adjustment
moves the stage up and down in large increments to allow gross positioning and focusing of the objectives lens; use with scanning lens only.
fine adjustment
moves the stage lightly; to bring the image into sharp focus; use the low and high power objectives
light source (lamp or mirror)
provides light for viewing the image; shines light through object in compound light microscope
revolving nosepiece
holds the objectives and can be turned to change from one objectives to another
scanning lens
lowest power lens (shortest) used first to find objects
low-power objective
further magnifies image; usually 10x
high-power objective
further magnifies image; usually 40x
diaphragm
located under the stage, controls the amount of light allowed to pass through the object
base
supports the microscope; used to carry microscope