CATEGORIES

    Photomicroscope

    Overview Standards Terms
    The photographic microscope combines an optical microscope with digital imaging, using objective lenses to magnify sample details and CCD or CMOS sensors to record images. It is used for observing material surface morphology and particle distribution, analyzing pigment dispersion in coating inspections, and checking for defects in the plastics industry.
    Selection
    When selecting, consider the magnification range of the lens to meet inspection needs, as the numerical aperture of the objective lens affects resolution. Ensure the camera's pixel count and sensor size are matched to guarantee clarity, and ensure interface compatibility with the existing system. Choose the lighting method—LED or halogen—based on the sample characteristics, and ensure the software functionality meets measurement and analysis requirements.
    type
    Method
    Structure
    Number of eyepieces
    magnification
    Light Source
    Imaging
    Objective

    Terms

    Dark field microscope
    Laboratory Optical Microscope
    Trinocular Polarizing Microscope
    Single-tube video microscope
    Biological microscope
    Stereo Fluorescence Microscope
    Biological microscope
    Binocular Optical Microscope
    Inverted Biological Microscope
    Confocal microscope

    Standards

    Active GB/T 16582-2008
    Plastics - Determination of melting behaviour (melting temperature or melting range) of semi-crystalline polymers by capillary tube and polarizing-microscope methods
    Active GB/T 27596-2011
    Dyestuffs - Determination of particle fineness - Microscope method
    Active GB/T 2679.11-2008
    Paper and board - qualitative analysis of mineral filler and mineral coating - SEM/EDAX method