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Dissecting Microscope

Dissecting Microscope

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A dissecting microscope (also called a stereo microscope) is an optical instrument designed for low-magnification viewing of 3D objects, typically ranging from (5x) to (80x). It provides a 3D erect (unreversed) image with depth perception, making it the standard tool for biological dissections, circuit board repairs, and gemstone inspection.

   

ComponentSpecification
Optical DesignBinocular, Stereoscopic (3D)
MagnificationTypically \(5\text{x} - 50\text{x}\) (zoom or fixed)
Working DistanceLong (usually \(50\text{mm} - 150\text{mm}\))
Field of ViewWide (large area viewed at once)
Light SourceReflected (top) and Transmitted (bottom)
Focus MechanismRack & Pinion / Coarse Focus Knob


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Component/Feature         Specification
Size/Scale Diameter6 inches (150 mm) or 7 inches (175 mm/178 mm)
Vernier Reading1 minute of arc (30 seconds also common)
Main Scale0-360° with divisions of (0.5  circ ) (150 mm or 175 mm circle)
Vernier ScaleDouble ended vernier separated by (180 circ )
Collimator LensAchromatic, 178 mm focus, 32 mm clear aperture
Telescope LensAchromatic, 178 mm focus, 32 mm clear aperture
EyepieceRamsden Type ((10 times ) or (15 times ) with cross-line graticule
SlitUnilaterally adjustable, 6mm long
Fine AdjustmentProvided for both telescope and collimator (laterally and vertically)
Prism TableMarked with lines; leveling screws & interchangeable clamp
Main StructureHeavy cast metal with bright plated fittings (sometimes stainless steel scale)
AccessoriesPrism holder, Grating holder, Watchmaker’s eyeglass, L-key, Hardwood case



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