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The Microscope

Dive into the fascinating history and anatomy of the microscope. This guide covers the essential components, including lenses, eyepiece, base, and more. Learn how each part, such as the diaphragm that regulates light and the objective lenses that determine magnification levels, contributes to effective observation. Discover the significance of the wet mount slide and procedures, and get an overview of advanced technology like the electron microscope. Equip yourself with knowledge about these crucial instruments in the world of microscopy.

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The Microscope

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  1. The Microscope

  2. The History of the Microscope

  3. Parts

  4. Contains Lenses The Eyepiece/ Ocular

  5. Supports weight of microscope Base

  6. Reflects light upward through diaphragm and hole in stage Mirror

  7. Supports slide over hole that admits light from mirror below. Stage

  8. Supports the body tube and course adjustment. Arm

  9. Permits exact focusing Fine Adjustment

  10. Move body tube up and down, approximately to the correct distance from the specimen. Coarse Adjustment

  11. Holds lenses of ocular and objective at the proper distance form each other. Body Tube/ Nosepiece

  12. Holds specimen slide in place. Stage Clips

  13. Lenses of different magnifications. The longer ones are the higher power and the shorter ones are lower in power. Objective Lenses

  14. Regulates the amount of light passing through the specimen. Diaphragm

  15. Wet Mount Slide

  16. Slide Procedure

  17. Electron Microscope

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