Learning monocular microscope [CLONE]
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Description of a teaching monocolar microscope
- Illumination of the pattern with a mirror
- Concave and flat mirror to illuminate the pattern
- Eyepiece with H12.5x magnification
- Achromatic lens with 16x magnification
- Macrometer screw to move the lens up and down to focus the image
- Up to 200x magnification
Description of a teaching monocolar microscope
The learning monocolar microscope is a microscope suitable for beginners. As a gift, the microscope is very suitable for young people whose parents want to arouse curiosity after research and early learning. Also, the learning microscope can be used in sciences such as biology, botany, education, philately (collection and study of postage and tax stamps) and entomology (study of insects and other arthropods).
The learning microscope has a built-in lens on which a lens with a sixteen-fold magnification is mounted. In conjunction with the added interchangeable eyepiece with 12.5x magnification, the observed objects can be observed during microscopy with 200x magnification.
Unscrewing and replacing an individual lens and eyepiece is easy.
Adjusting the sharpness while observing the object, under high magnifications, is done with a large macrometer screw with which we move the tube under which the observed object is on the table exactly up and down. The microscope table has two self-adjusting holding grips for holding the slide. Adequate illumination of the observed object is prepared by a double-sided mirror, rotatable by 360 degrees and with the possibility of adjusting to all possible inclinations of catching and emitting light to the observed pattern. For even more directional light, the mirror is concave on the front and flat on the back. With this method of illumination through a mirror, the learning microscope can be used in places where there is no electricity, for example during field work.
The learning microscope has built-in anti-slip feet and a durable base (Microscopic foot) for its reliable, quiet and firm placement on the ground.
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