§1. What is a stereo microscope? A stereo microscope, also known as “entity microscope”, “stereo microscope”, “zoom-stereo microscope” or “operating and dissecting microscope”, is a… Read More »Characteristics, applications and precautions for use of stereo microscopes

What is fluorescence microscopy? Fluorescence microscope: A fluorescence microscope uses ultraviolet light as a light source to illuminate the object being inspected to make it… Read More »Five differences between fluorescence microscopy and laser confocal microscopy

Rapid positioning and imaging of very large samples ●Extra large sample space The industrial inspection microscope has an ultra-large loading platform and a large movement… Read More »Providing large-size sample microscopic imaging solutions – industrial inspection microscopes

1. Definition of Microscopic Achromatic Microscope achromatic refers to the elimination of chromatic aberration through various means to make microscope imaging more realistic and detailed.… Read More »Two significances of microscope achromatic to microscope imaging and four differences from apochromatic objective lenses

1. Microscope components A compound microscope is an optical instrument composed of a combination of multiple lenses. Its working principle is similar to a simple… Read More »Microscope and objective lens analysis

1. What is a metallographic microscope? A metallographic microscope is a reflected light microscope, a microscope used to study the internal structure of metals and… Read More »What are the differences between a metallographic microscope and an ordinary microscope?

The gemological Microscope is one of the necessary jewelry testing instruments in the laboratory. It has a wide range of uses. The most important thing… Read More »A powerful tool for gem identification—gemological Microscopes

1. Introduction to Optical Imaging Technology Studying the properties of materials with optical methods is an extremely old research method. The development of microscope technology… Read More »Application of optical microscopy in polymer crystal characterization

Polarizing microscopy involves the use of polarized light to study the optical properties of various samples. Although initially used primarily in the field of geology,… Read More »Structure, principle, application and how to use polarizing microscope

Since the late 16th century, scientists have been using optical microscopes to explore the complex microscopic world of organisms. However, due to the limitation of… Read More »Introduction to scientific research instruments | Super-resolution microscope