Monocular Microscope L101

The Monocular Microscope L101 is a basic, entry-level microscope commonly used for educational and general laboratory applications. While there can be some variations in features depending on the manufacturer or specific model, the general specifications for a Monocular Microscope L101 typically include the following:

General Features:

Optical System:

• • Monocular Head: A single eyepiece for viewing samples.
  • Eyepiece Magnification: 3 Eyepiece lenses with different Magnification Power 5x, 10x, 15x
  • Objective Lenses: 3 objective lenses with different magnification powers 5x, 10x, 45x
  • Total Magnification: 675X

Objective Lenses:

• • 3 objective lenses, usually on a rotating turret (revolving nosepiece).
  • Typical lens options:
    • 5x (scanning)
    • 10x (low power)
    • 40x (high power, often a spring-loaded oil immersion lens for higher magnifications).

Focus Mechanism:

• • Coarse Focus Knob: For rough adjustments.
  • Fine Focus Knob: For precise adjustments at higher magnifications.

Stage:

• • Mechanical Stage: Provides precise control of slide movement in both X and Y directions (some models).
  • Stage Clips: To hold slides in place, common in simpler models.
  • Stage Size: Typically, around 120 x 120 mm.

Condenser and Diaphragm:

• • Some models may include a condenser lens to focus light onto the specimen.
  • Aperture Diaphragm: Helps control the amount of light reaching the specimen.

Body:

• • Usually made of metal or plastic for durability.
  • Head Tilt: Can sometimes be adjusted for user comfort.