Advance Research Binocular Microscope

An Advanced Research Binocular Microscope is a high-precision optical instrument designed primarily for detailed and complex scientific studies, commonly used in biological research, clinical labs, and material science. Here’s a breakdown of what defines this type of microscope:

Features

1. Binocular Viewing Head
   • Two eyepieces for comfortable, extended viewing.
   • Adjustable interpapillary distance and diopter settings.
2. High Magnification Range
   • Typically includes objective lenses of 4x, 10x, 40x, and 100x (oil immersion).
   • Combined with 10x eyepieces, total magnification ranges from 40x to 1000x or more.
3. Advanced Optics
   • Plan Achromatic, Semi-Plan, or Apochromatic lenses for flat-field and high color correction.
   • High NA (Numerical Aperture) objectives for detailed resolution.
4. Illumination System
   • Köhler illumination for uniform lighting.
   • LED or halogen light source with adjustable intensity.
   • Condenser with aperture diaphragm and filter holders.
5. Mechanical Stage
   • Precision-controlled stage with x-y movement.
   • Often includes a Vernier scale or digital readout.
6. Ergonomic Design
   • Anti-fungal coated optics, ergonomic viewing angle, and durable body.
   • May include a trinocular head for attaching a camera.
7. Optional Add-ons
   • Digital camera integration for documentation and analysis.
   • Polarization, phase contrast, fluorescence, or DIC modules for specialized research.