Ergoscope® ESB-300 Biological Microscope with LED Light 40X – 1600X

About The Ergoscope® ESB-300 Biological Microscope with LED Light

The Ergoscope® ESB-300 Biological Microscope with LED Light is a high-quality instrument designed for biological research and clinical applications. With a Total Magnification range of 40-1600X and a comprehensive set of objectives including 4X, 10X, 40X, and 100X Achromatic Objectives, this microscope offers exceptional clarity and detail for observing a wide range of specimens.

Featuring 10X and 16X Eyepieces, the ESB-300 provides a comfortable viewing experience with clear and precise images. The Binocular design with an Eye Tube Angle of 45° ensures ergonomic viewing, reducing strain during prolonged use. The Eyepiece Field of View of Dia. 11mm and Dia. 18mm offer versatility for different types of specimens and applications.

The ESB-300 is equipped with an XY Stage Travel Distance of 65x50mm, allowing for precise positioning and manipulation of specimens. This feature is essential for conducting detailed examinations and observations in laboratory settings.

For illumination, the ESB-300 features LED Coaxial Transmitted Light, providing bright and uniform lighting for enhanced viewing. LED illumination offers several advantages, including lower energy consumption, longer lifespan, and reduced heat emission, making it ideal for prolonged use in laboratories.

With an Input Voltage of AC 100-240V 50/60Hz, the ESB-300 is suitable for use in a variety of environments. The microscope is designed to meet the needs of professionals in the field, offering high-quality imaging and precise observation capabilities.

Overall, the Ergoscope® ESB-300 Biological Microscope with LED Light is a reliable and versatile instrument that offers both performance and precision for biological research and clinical applications. Its specialized design and features make it an essential tool for professionals seeking reliable and accurate observation capabilities in a laboratory setting.

Biological Microscope

Biological microscopes are compound microscopes that are primarily used to observe and study organisms and microorganisms.
Biological microscopes were the earliest type of microscopes to be invented and the most widely used compound microscope today. Humans first used simple microscopes to observe tiny objects with a lens. Later, compound microscope were invented, which then used two lenses, i.e., one eyepiece and one objective lens for secondary imaging, to obtain a larger multiple of the image.

Conventionally, we usually refer to microscopes that include various accessories such as phase contrast, fluorescence, and polarized light etc. as compound microscopes, to distinguish them from stereo microscopes. (Although stereo microscopes also have an eyepiece and an objective lens, they have two light paths, which presents a three-dimensional image).

The most basic biological microscope consists of an eyepiece, an objective lens, a microscope stage, and light source. Both the eyepiece and the objective lens are convex lenses. The objective lens first enlarges the object into a real image. The eyepiece then magnifies the real image again into a virtual image, and finally becomes an inverted magnified virtual image on the retina of the human eye.

Biological microscopes are usually used to observe transparent or translucent objects, such as animal and plant cells, tissues, bacteria and microorganisms, as well as various kinds of tiny particles by means of sectioning. They are widely used in teaching, medicine, animal or plant research and industrial fields. Modern optical microscopes have made great progress in the wavelengths of various kinds of light; illumination forms, resolution, microscope functions, structure and comfort of image acquisition and analysis, and basically meet various research needs.
According to the user’s needs and the complexity of the product, general biological microscopes are divided into student-level, experimental-grade, and research-level biological microscopes.

Biological microscopes are the basic structure of other forms of compound microscopes that are added with various kinds of accessories or attachments. Many principles and key points are fundamentally reflected in biological microscopes.

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