Microscope Mirror per Pcs

Construction: It consists of a reflective surface, often a flat or concave mirror, mounted on an adjustable arm or holder.

Purpose:

• Illumination: The primary function of the microscope mirror is to direct light onto the specimen being observed.
• Reflection: It reflects external light, such as ambient room light or light from an external source, up through the microscope stage.

Adjustability: The mirror assembly is often adjustable, allowing the user to control the angle and intensity of the light directed onto the specimen.

Types:

• Plane Mirror: A flat mirror that reflects light directly up through the microscope stage.
• Concave Mirror: Some microscopes use a concave mirror to focus and concentrate light onto the specimen.

Usage:

• Brightfield Microscopy: In brightfield microscopy, the mirror is crucial for providing transmitted light from below the specimen.

Maintenance: Regular cleaning and proper alignment of the mirror are important for optimal illumination and image quality.