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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
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 |
Pricing
| Product | Price | Unit | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Comparison Microscope LMCMI-A100 | $ 9125 | Each of 1 |
Features
Seamless camera integration
Ergonomic viewing
Integrated polarizing unit
Wide interpupillary adjustment
Multi-directional stage movement
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.
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.