Since first invented, the microscope has become a universal tool. We’ve come a long way from the history of microscopy, what does the future hold? What are a few innovations to keep your eye out for?
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The same, however, can be said about microscopes.
There is an undeniable curiosity in humankind; we see it in our everyday lives. Whether it is as simple as finding out where a new road would lead, as massive as attempting to understand the effect of a black hole in the universe, or even the nanoworld, otherwise hidden by our limited vision.
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This year Buehler has been celebrating its 100 years of Wilson Hardness. They are even putting on Wilson Hardness Days in October to showcase testers, calibration, and more over two days. Following this trend, Buehler wanted to reveal more about their Reference Block Lab in Birmingham, New York. Want to know more? Read below: Congrats,
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We know that as we slowly go back to normal and back into our workplaces that decontamination, deep cleaning, and/or sanitization is paramount. Also, we know that you are possibly sharing your microscope with colleagues and you are more aware than ever of contamination. A few things you can do is: Frequent sanitization of the
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The AbrasiMet M is a durable machine that provides users with a quick, clean, and simple solution for their cutting needs. Take a look for yourself:
Digital microscopes have only a camera for image observationand no eyepieces. Microscopes with eyepieces for visualobservation, such as stereo microscopes, can also be equippedwith digital cameras. Both types of microscope are used for avariety of technical applications in many different fields andindustries. To evaluate the performance of an optical microscope, knowingits highest achievable magnification is
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Clean microscope optics are essential for obtaining good microscope images. If they are dirty, the microscope should be cleaned to avoid a loss of quality. If you decide to do this yourself, you should be extremely careful not to damage the sensitive microscope optics. Causes of unsatisfactory image qualityUnsatisfactory image quality can have various causes.
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For Normal Light Microscopy: Types A and B are virtually interchangeable and are miscible with each other for intermediate viscosities. Produced in larger quantities than other types, Types A and B are the most economical. The deciding factor in choosing between them is the optimum viscosity for your particular application. Type A, at 150 centistokes,
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Find out which stereo, digital and compound microscope systems fit your specific application needs. Choose the right microscope solutions for PCB inspection, assembly, testing, and quality control in microelectronics manufacturing. This Buyer’s Guide helps you Understand key microscopy principles to effectively evaluate solutions Get an overview of the available options for your specific application Select
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Combine visual and qualitative chemical inspection in a single work step and save 90% of your time to determine microstructure composition compared to inspection with conventional SEM/EDS. Integrated Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS) delivers the exact chemical fingerprint of the material’s structure that you see in the microscope image – within a second. 2 systems
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