Projector Microscope

What is a projection microscope? This type of microscope is a modern piece of equipment that is used for projecting an image onto a screen. Here, the image projection is done for the specimen, which needs to be examined. A projector microscope finds use in schools, colleges and other educational settings, since it allows a teacher to prepare a slide and present it to the entire classroom or in a lecture hall. The projector microscope comes with the benefit of sharing the observations and important points of interests to a large group of students consequently.

Projection Microscope - Doom Type (KW -700C)

MOQ : 1 Unit

Coarse Adjustment Range
30mm travel.

Condenser
NA 1.25 Abbe condenser with iris diaphragm and filter holder.

Dimensions
Approx. 250mm x 320mm x 500mm (L x W x H).

Drawtube
Other, Monocular, vertical projection tube.

Eyepiece Tube
Vertical tilt, fixed.

Eyepieces
10X wide-field eyepiece (viewer for alignment only, not for projection).

Features
Suitable for group demonstrations, rugged metal body, built-in projection screen, easy maintenance.

Fine Adjustment Range
2mm precision adjustment.

Focal Distance
Adjustable via coarse and fine focusing knobs.

Focus Range
Coarse (30mm), Fine (2mm).

Focus System
Coarse and fine coaxial focusing system.

Frame Rate
Not applicable (static optical projection).

Illumination
Halogen lamp 6V/20W (or equivalent), with adjustable brightness.

Image Format
Projected optical image, circular 100mm or larger projection field on screen.

Interface
Manual operation, no digital output interface.

Interpupillary Distance
Not applicable (projection system).

Light Source
Halogen bulb 6V/20W with field lens.

Magnification
40X to 400X (standard), extendable to 1000X with additional accessories.

Objective Achromatic
Achromatic: 10X, 40X (SL), 100X (oil immersion).

Resolution
Depends on objective lens and screen size; typically up to 1200 lines per inch on screen.

Sensor
Not applicable (optical projection system).

Spare Parts
Extra halogen lamp, spare fuse, replacement projection screen.

Still Image Capture Resolution
Not applicable (separate image capture device required).

Theory
Other, Projection microscope works by projecting a magnified image of the specimen onto a screen using optical lenses and illumination, suitable for group viewing and educational purposes.