Microscope

What is SEM?

In a scanning electron microscope (SEM) electrons are used for imaging in a similar way that light microscopes use visible light. The optimal resolution of an imaging instrument depends mainly on the wavelength of the medium. Since the wavelength of electrons is much smaller than the wavelength of light, the resolution of an electron microscope is superior to that of a light microscope. In fact, it is usually more than 1,000 times better.

Microscope has both infrared and and ultraviolet illumination. Click the "Toggle LED" button in the software to cycle through the illumination choices.

From Dino-Lite (Mohawk Medical) website:

Leica Wild MZ3 stereo microscope on boom.

Upright Microscope

According to Nikon's Instrument Evolution Guide the lineage of the Eclipse e600 (circa 1997) evolved into the Eclipse 80i in 2004.

Description of the Eclipse e600 instrument from the Museum of Microscopy

Analytical microscope.

A Olympus DP26-CU 5MP Digital Color Camera and a PC with Olympus CellSens Standard software were purchased for this microscope in 2012.

2019: Dave Curran at Olympus Microscopy Support ( 1-800-225-8330 Option 4, Option 1. ) was helpful with driver issues
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