About Research Trinocular Microscope Model -Ultima
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Advanced Imaging and CompatibilityThe Ultima microscope features a trinocular viewing head, enabling both direct observation and digital imaging. With a standard trinocular port and included camera adapter, it is compatible with most research-grade cameras. Researchers can capture high-resolution still images and video, supporting a variety of digital formats, which makes it effective for documentation, analysis, and collaborative work.
Precision and User-Centric DesignDesigned for rigorous laboratory use, the microscope includes a robust quad nosepiece, smooth X-Y mechanical stage, and graduated vernier scales for accurate specimen tracking. Coarse and fine coaxial adjustment knobs, with long travel and micro-precision, provide easy and accurate focusing during extended observations. Ergonomic features such as a rotatable head and adjustable interpupillary distance further enhance user comfort.
FAQs of Research Trinocular Microscope Model -Ultima:
Q: How does the trinocular head of the Ultima microscope benefit research?
A: The trinocular head supports simultaneous eyepiece viewing and digital camera attachment, allowing users to observe specimens directly while capturing or streaming images for analysis, documentation, and sharing with colleagues.
Q: What is the magnification range and how is it achieved?
A: The Ultima microscope offers a magnification range from 40x to 1000x, depending on the combination of wide-field 10x/20mm eyepieces and achromatic objectives (4x, 10x, 40x, 100x oil immersion).
Q: When should I use the oil immersion objective?
A: The 100x oil immersion objective should be used when observing extremely fine specimen details, such as bacterial morphology, as it enhances resolution by reducing light refraction between the lens and the slide.
Q: Where can the microscope be used and for what applications?
A: It is suited for advanced biological, clinical, and educational research in laboratories, universities, clinics, and research institutions, providing high-resolution optical clarity for complex specimen analysis.
Q: What is the process for digital imaging with this microscope?
A: Attach a compatible digital camera to the trinocular port using the provided adapter. Adjust the specimen into focus and use your cameras software to capture still images or videos, supporting formats up to HD/Full HD, depending on the camera sensor.
Q: How is the microscope powered and illuminated?
A: It features a selectable 220V/110V power supply and a built-in 6V 20W halogen lamp with adjustable intensity. The Kohler illumination system guarantees uniform brightness and optimal contrast for advanced optical studies.
Q: What are the key maintenance benefits of this model?
A: The Ultima comes with anti-fungus coated optics, a dust cover, spare bulb, immersion oil, and a fuse, ensuring easy maintenance and longevity in demanding research environments.