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Microscope Glossary of Terms(Page)
Below you will find many of the terms used in the "Microscope World" - or just simply in microscopy. Abbe Condenser: A specially designed lens that mounts under the stage and is usually movable in...
Stereo Microscopy for Material Analysis: When to Use It for Microstructure Evaluation, Surface Inspection, and Failure Analysis(Post)In materials science, manufacturing, and quality control, understanding the characteristics of a material often begins with visual inspection. Before researchers move to high-magnification imaging tec
Choosing an Inspection Microscope(Post)What Kind of Microscopes Are Best for Inspection Tasks? A microscope can be used when inspecting parts for quality control, failure analysis, and research and development in order to see details that
Choosing a Veterinary Microscope for Your Clinic(Post)Quality microscopes are a worthwhile investment in a veterinary practice’s laboratory investigations and case management. Commonly used for urinalysis, parasitology, microbiology and cytology, veterin
Resource Library(Page)Microscope Information Microscope Service Microscope Magnification Microscope Magnification versus Resolution Measuring with a Microscope The Differences Between Biological Microscopes and Stereo...
Considerations for Purchasing a Microscope Camera(Post)How to Choose a Microscope Camera: What Should I Consider Before Purchasing? Microscope cameras can be used to view a live image, capture images, print images, email images, or give a presentation. Th
Choosing the Right Microscope Camera: Sensor Size, Pixel Pitch, QE, Bit Depth, and Dynamic Range Explained(Post)Selecting the right microscope camera is one of the most important decisions you can make when upgrading a microscopy setup. Whether you work in research, industry, education, or clinical environments
The Role of Stereo Microscopes in Semiconductor Packaging & Microelectronics Failure Analysis(Post)As semiconductor devices continue to shrink in size while increasing in complexity, the need for precise inspection tools has never been greater. From advanced packaging techniques to high-density mic
Microscope Camera Applications(Page)The ProgRes® cameras have a wide variety of applications. Below you will find images that were captured with either the C3 or C5 cameras with different microscopes including: stereo microscopes,...
Why Are There Several Different Types of Microscopes and Are They All Necessary?(Post)Microscopes are essential tools in science and industry, providing insights into the microscopic world that are otherwise invisible to the naked eye. With various types available, it’s natural to wond
Technical Cleanliness Microscopes(Post)What is Technical Cleanliness? Contamination control is a key issue in manufacturing and production. Technical cleanliness is important for the automotive, aviation and space industry, manufacturers o
How Microscopy Supports Archaeology and Artifact Conservation(Post)When people think about archaeology, they usually picture excavation sites, brushes, and carefully uncovered ruins. But much of the real discovery happens long after artifacts leave the ground. In lab



