What is a folded light microscope?
Folded light microscope, also known as a microscope with a clear field, is a tool commonly used inside the laboratory to display samples mounted on a glass slip. The folded microscope enlarges the object in the slide in such a way that the smallest structures will be visible and clear. With progress in the microscope technology, the compound light violated a simple microscope by allowing to increase the structures in the image up to 2000 times higher than their actual size. Simple microscopes consist of a single lens and acts as a magnifying glass, while a microscope of compounds usually uses more lenses. The eyepiece is a place where the individual puts his eye to look at a microscope. The light source, usually in the form of a bulb, is strategically located on the base. There is also a switch on the base side to turn it on and off.
When the switch turned them on, the light shines upwards from the base to the hole in the stage, on the areas where the slide is located. The lever located under the stage controls the amount withbranches to be used. It is important to use the correct amount of light to clearly observe and see the sample.
In the microscope of folded light, there are two sets of lenses, allowing greater sample enlargement. The first lens is located at the top, is much closer to the eye and increases the object ten times its actual size. Another set of lenses is located on the nosice. These are known together as objective lenses that are able to increase the sample four times, ten times, 40 times and 100 times its actual size.
When the four -time enlargement is used, the target of the scanning power is called and is identified through its red stripe. The low Powcile ER has a magnification of ten times and has a yellow stripe. To identify a high -performance target that can increase objects up to 40 times, is used to identify high -performance target. Finally there is a goal of immersion of oil that has 100 timesenlargement and is identified by its black and white stripes.
merged light microscopes are mostly used in different areas of science, such as forensic, microbiology, genetics, geology and botany. They can also be found inside the classrooms as basic study tools for students who study science. The compound light microscope is generally an essential tool in the practice of medicine, in the constant search for answers to genetic problems and in solving crimes.