Overview

Comparison Microscope LMCMI-A100 features a 360° rotatable Siedentopf trinocular viewing head. It includes zoom objectives from 0.9X to 15.8X for versatile magnification ranges. Its dual workbench system allows coordinated movement for efficient sample comparison. It ensures extended working distance and multiple illumination for improved image clarity, and observation quality. Our Comparison Microscope is ideal for detailed analysis, specimen comparison, material research

Features :

Seamless camera integration

Ergonomic viewing

Integrated polarizing unit

Wide interpupillary adjustment

Multi-directional stage movement

Specifications :

Viewing Head	Seidentopf Trinocular Head, 30° inclined, 360° rotation
CCD Adapter	0.4X
Interpupillary Distance	48 to 76 mm
Eyepiece	CWF 10X/22mm, CWF 20X/13mm
Objectives	Zoom Objective
Magnification Range	0.9X to 5.8X
Camera Adapter	6.3X, 4X, 2.5X
Working Stage Type	Two Φ65 mm round tables
Stage Rotation	360° rotation
Stage Inclination	25° inclination
Double Workbench (Linkage Operation)	Translation 55 mm, Lift 80 mm
Double Workbench (Separate Operation)	XY: 60×60 mm, Lift 55 mm
Perspective Workbench	φ95 mm
Working Distance	95 mm
Polarizing Unit	Analyzer and Polarizer
LED Annular Lamp	2.5W (42 LED)
Reflector Lamp	3W (1 LED, available in white, red, green, UV)
Transmitted Lamp	3W (48 LED)
Coaxial Lamp	1W high-power LED
Power Consumption	12V 5A
Power Supply	100 to 240V, 85 to 265V

Standard Accessories :

Camera adapter

Optional Accessories :

Camera:

Image Sensor: 5.0 MP CMOS Chip

Maximum Resolution: 2592 × 1944 pixels

Interface: (Standard) USB 2.0

Exposure: Automatic

Recording System: Still Picture (JPG, PNG, TIF) and Movie

Operating System: Windows XP / Vista / 7 / 8 / 10 (32 & 64 bit), Mac OS X, Linux

Software: Included

PC Requirements:

 CPU: Intel Core2 2.8 GHz or higher

Memory: 2 GB or more

USB Port: USB 2.0 High-speed Port

Display: 17" or larger

CD-ROM required

Applications :

Comparison Microscope LMCMI-A100 is widely employed in biological research, forensic science, ballistics analysis, document examination, and material science.