AmScope DK-SET-670-IRIS Dry/Oil Immersion Darkfield Condenser for Compound Microscope with NA 0.7 to 0.9/NA 1.25 to 1.36 and 670 Class
This is a darkfield condenser and objective set for our T670 microscopes. Both dry and oil condensers are included to cover a wide range of magnifications and numerical apertures. The dry condenser, with an NA of 0.7-0.9 is best-suited for lower-magnification objectives, typically up to 40X. The oil condenser has a maximum NA of 1.36, and is necessary for higher-magnification objectives. As well, the oil condenser will produce brighter highlights. A variable-aperture 100X objective is also included, to better control contrast at the highest magnification. Because darkfield uses oblique light explicitly, an objective lensā numerical aperture must be significantly lower than that of the condenser to optimize contrast. The 100X lensā built-in iris-control allows the NA to be fine-tuned for optimal results.
Darkfield microscopy uses principles of light-diffraction to suppress field-illumination, while illuminating the edges of otherwise-transparent or translucent objects through the use of oblique light. This is particularly useful for quantitative analysis of low-contrast specimens.
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This is a darkfield condenser and objective set for our T670 microscopes. Both dry and oil condensers are included to cover a wide range of magnifications and numerical apertures. The dry condenser, with an NA of 0.7-0.9 is best-suited for lower-magnification objectives, typically up to 40X. The oil condenser has a maximum NA of 1.36, and is necessary for higher-magnification objectives. As well, the oil condenser will produce brighter highlights. A variable-aperture 100X objective is also included, to better control contrast at the highest magnification. Because darkfield uses oblique light explicitly, an objective lensā numerical aperture must be significantly lower than that of the condenser to optimize contrast. The 100X lensā built-in iris-control allows the NA to be fine-tuned for optimal results.
Darkfield microscopy uses principles of light-diffraction to suppress field-illumination, while illuminating the edges of otherwise-transparent or translucent objects through the use of oblique light. This is particularly useful for quantitative analysis of low-contrast specimens.
Condenser Specifications:
Objective Specifications:
