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Microscope
Comparison Microscope units show two specimens side by side so the operator can compare them in one view. A comparison bridge joins two microscope bodies, and both images appear in one field. Two optical paths feed the same field, so differences show at a glance. The category lists one model. The model has a trinocular head inclined at 30 degrees. The head rotates 360 degrees. Interpupillary distance runs from 48 to 76 mm. Eyepieces are 10X and 20X. A zoom objective sets the magnification. A 0.4X CCD adapter connects a camera for records. Forensic, quality control, textile and materials labs use comparison microscopes to match fibers, tool marks and surface features.
$ 9275 / Each of 1
Frequently Asked Questions
1 What is a Comparison Microscope?
A Comparison Microscope is an optical apparatus designed to allow side-by-side comparison of two specimens.
2 How does a Comparison Microscope work?
It works by connecting two separate compound microscopes with an optical bridge, enabling the user to view two samples simultaneously in a split-field view.
3 What types of samples can be examined using Comparison Microscope?
It can examine a wide range of samples, including bullets, fibers, hair, toolmarks, and documents.
4 What role does Comparison Microscope play in hair analysis?
It allows side-by-side viewing of hair samples from a suspect and crime scene to identify similarities in color, texture, and medulla patterns.
5 Can Comparison Microscope be used in textile fiber analysis?
It is used to analyze textile fibers by comparing color, weave, and texture between known and questioned samples to establish potential matches.
6 How can Comparison Microscope be used in manufacturing quality control?
In manufacturing, it is used to inspect and compare components or surface finishes to ensure they meet quality standards and are free from defects.
7 How is Comparison Microscope used in examining stamps and seals?
It is used to examine stamps and seals by comparing impressions, ink application, and pressure patterns to verify authenticity or detect tampering.
8 Can Comparison Microscope be used in textile fiber analysis?
It is used to analyze textile fibers by comparing color, weave, and texture between known and questioned samples to establish potential matches.
9 How is Comparison Microscope different from a stereo microscope?
A Comparison Microscope is used to compare two separate samples simultaneously, whereas a stereo microscope only allows observation of a single sample in 3D.
10 How is Comparison Microscope used in explosive residue analysis?
It is used in explosive residue analysis to examine particles from blast scenes, comparing them with control samples to identify explosive types or devices used.