Upright biological microscope

The upright biological microscope is one of the commonly used instruments in the laboratory. Its high-precision optical equipment is used to observe biological samples such as cells and tissues under the microscope.

An upright biological microscope usually consists of the following parts:

1. Microscope host: including objective lens, eyepiece, condenser, light source and other components, used for observing and magnifying samples.

2. Stage: used to place samples, and the height and rotation angle can be adjusted to facilitate observation of samples in different positions.

3. Light source: Provides light to make the sample clearly visible under the microscope.

4. Observation eyepiece: used to observe samples under the microscope, and can adjust the magnification and viewing angle.

5. Control system: used to control various components of the microscope host, such as objectives, eyepieces, condensers, etc.

The characteristics of upright biological microscopes are wide field of view, clear imaging, simple operation, and convenient maintenance. It is widely used in research work in biology, medicine, agriculture and other fields, and is one of the indispensable and important equipment in the laboratory.

Upright biological microscopes can be divided into upright microscopes for gross specimens, upright microscopes for tissue sections, fluorescence microscopes, laser confocal microscopes, phase contrast microscopes, inverted microscopes, etc.