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Inverse microscope AE2000, Binocular, incl. blue filter, interference filter green, neutral filter with slider, centring telescope and dust cover
During inverse microscopy, the lenses are positioned under the benchtop. This results in a larger gap between the benchtop and condenser, allowing analysis of thicker preparations such as living cells in culture vessels/microtiter plates.
- With infinite optics for optimum image quality
- Light can be controlled with sleep mode
- LED light
| Type | AE2000 |
| Tube | binocular |
| Total magnification | 40x, 100x, 200x, 400x |
| Magnification type | turret |
| Ocular magnification | widefield 10x |
| Lenses | plan achromatic brightfield |
| Lens arrangement | 4-way, tilted sideways |
| Lens magnification | brightfield: - PL 4x/N.A. 0.10, W.D. 12.6 mm - LWD PL 40x/N.A. 0.50, W.D. 3.0 mmphase contrast: - PL Ph 10x/N.A. 0.25, W.D. 4.1 mm - LWD PL Ph 20x/N.A. 0.30, W.D. 4.7 mm |
| Field of view | 20 mm |
| Dioptre compensation | ±5 dpt on both eyepieces |
| Angular observation | 45 ° |
| Head | Can be rotated 360° |
| Distance between eyepieces | 48-75 mm |
| Condenser | ELWD N.A. 0.30 with (Ph1, BF) W.D. phase shifter with 72 mm condenser |
| Light source | Halogen |
| Image focusing | coaxial coarse and fine focus |
| Optics | infinity |
| Microscope stage | 200 x 239 mm areawith glass/metal stage insert |
| Power supply | mains-powered |
| Mains connection | 100-240 V, 50 Hz |
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