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Optical microscope Product List and Ranking from 9 Manufacturers, Suppliers and Companies

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  1. TOMOEGAWA CORPORATION Tokyo//Electronic Components and Semiconductors
  2. 日本レーザー Tokyo//Electronic Components and Semiconductors
  3. アイテス Shiga//Electronic Components and Semiconductors
  4. LIBERO Aichi//Service Industry
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  1. Observation of various paper cross-sections TOMOEGAWA CORPORATION
  2. Microsphere-based super-resolution optical microscope with a resolution of ≦100nm. 日本レーザー
  3. [Information] Differentiating Between Optical Microscopes and SEM アイテス
  4. "Analysis Aimitsu.com" Comparison of Contracted Analysis - Leave it all to us! LIBERO
  5. 5 The reason for switching from an optical microscope to a microscope.

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LUMIN Incident Fluorescence Microscope / Optical Microscope 'i4 / Mi-5'

LUMIN Incident Fluorescence Microscope / Optical Microscope 'i4 / Mi-5'

Dual-function fluorescence microscope and optical microscope i4 / Mi-5! Equipped with a limited optical system, offering excellent optical quality at a low price!

The "i4&Mi-5 LUMIN(TM) Microscope" is a reflected fluorescence microscope and optical microscope equipped with an infinite optical system, offering excellent optical quality. The LUMIN(TM) reflected fluorescence module, which is installed in all models, allows for easy conversion from an optical microscope to a reflected fluorescence microscope with just the insertion and removal of a lever, matching the imaging capabilities of traditional expensive reflected microscope systems. The comfort, durability, reliability, and superior images provided by the (TM) microscope create significant value. 【Features】 ■ LED light source contributes to the long life of the product ■ Comfort, durability, reliability, and excellent images ■ Easy conversion from an optical microscope to a reflected fluorescence microscope with just the insertion and removal of a lever, etc. *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.

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Observation of various paper cross-sections

Observation of various paper cross-sections

Advanced sample processing allows for cross-sectional observation without crushing even soft newspaper!

Various cross-sectional processing techniques allow for the observation of soft newspaper, foreign substances within the paper, and the surface coating condition. By observing with an optical microscope, it is also possible to confirm colors, enabling the observation of color toner that is fixed in multiple layers.

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Cross-sectional observation of large samples (expansion valve)

Cross-sectional observation of large samples (expansion valve)

Introducing a case study on the cross-section preparation of a large sample (65mm × 28mm) and the observation of its internal structure!

We present an observation case of a large sample (expansion valve) measuring 65mm × 28mm. This sample uses magnetic materials, and due to distortion in the images during SEM observation, we primarily conducted observations using an optical microscope. From the appearance and X-ray radiographic observation, it was found that there are some areas that are not visible in the X-ray. [Overview] ■ Appearance and X-ray radiographic observation ■ Cross-sectional observation using an optical microscope *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Charge photometry: Observation of particles during charging and discharging, such as lithium-ion.

Charge photometry: Observation of particles during charging and discharging, such as lithium-ion.

Supports lithium-ion and non-lithium-ion chemical substances! A benchtop measurement device that can be used for electrode optimization and material degradation!

The flagship charge photometry "illumionONE" is a technology that directly measures the process in which individual particles exhibit their functions during charging and discharging through imaging. It visualizes the electrodes during battery operation, allowing for the capture of localized changes in charging state and morphology at the resolution of single particles! It is possible to observe how much material is activated, where performance is lost, and to discover factors that limit charging performance at the active particle level, making it applicable to lithium-ion and other chemical substances. 【Features】 ■ Direct observation of particles during charging and discharging using an optical microscope ■ Benchtop design allows for measurements in the laboratory ■ Fully integrated electrochemical control *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us directly.

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Microsphere-based super-resolution optical microscope with a resolution of ≦100nm.

Microsphere-based super-resolution optical microscope with a resolution of ≦100nm.

Optical microscope with a resolution of ≦100nm, capable of non-destructive observation in full color.

It is possible to observe beyond the diffraction limit with spatial resolution below 100nm, allowing for non-destructive, full-color observation of nanoscale structures. It can be used for semiconductor research and development, as well as advanced material imaging, or as an alternative to SEM and AFM. The objective lens can also be sold separately.

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[Information] Differentiating Between Optical Microscopes and SEM

[Information] Differentiating Between Optical Microscopes and SEM

Comparing optical microscopes and SEM with the same sample! I will explain the advantages and disadvantages.

Optical microscopes and SEM (scanning electron microscopes) are commonly used for sample observation, but each has its own characteristics, so it is important to choose the appropriate device according to the purpose. In this document, we compare optical microscopes and SEM using the same sample and introduce the generally mentioned advantages and disadvantages. Please take a moment to read it. 【Contents】 ■ Features of Optical Microscopes ・ Advantages / Disadvantages ・ Recommended for this type of observation ■ Features of SEM (Scanning Electron Microscope) ・ Advantages / Disadvantages ・ Recommended for this type of observation *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Small Room of Nanomaterials: Clear Structural Color Due to Black Carbon Addition (2)

Small Room of Nanomaterials: Clear Structural Color Due to Black Carbon Addition (2)

Lighting is important in the evaluation of photonic crystals! Here is some literature information that may be helpful.

The photos showing the structural color of the sample were taken with a digital camera and a digital microscope (KEYENCE VHX-500). For angle dependence, two types of illumination were used. The first type (diffused light) is illumination that does not come from a specific direction, and the sample is illuminated by several ceiling lights and secondary scattering from the walls. The second type is illumination via fiber (Olympus, LG-PS2). The illumination light is directed from approximately 50 degrees tilted from the normal direction. The arrangement of silica particles in the secondary particles was evaluated using an electron microscope. *For more detailed information, please refer to the related links. For further inquiries, feel free to contact us.

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[Research Material] Global Market for Life Science Microscopy Equipment

[Research Material] Global Market for Life Science Microscopy Equipment

Global Market for Life Science Microscopy Equipment: Optical Microscopes, Electron Microscopes, Scanning Probe Microscopes, Cell Biology, Clinical and Pathology, Medical Bioengineering, ...

This research report (Global Life Science Microscopy Devices Market) investigates and analyzes the current status and outlook for the global market of life science microscopy devices over the next five years. It includes information on the overview of the global life science microscopy devices market, trends of major companies (sales, selling prices, market share), market size by segment, market size by major regions, and distribution channel analysis. The segments by type in the life science microscopy devices market include optical microscopes, electron microscopes, and scanning probe microscopes, while the segments by application cover cell biology, clinical and pathology, medical bioengineering, pharmacology and toxicology, and neurology. The regional segments are categorized into North America, the United States, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Japan, China, India, South Korea, Southeast Asia, South America, the Middle East, and Africa to calculate the market size of life science microscopy devices. It also includes the market share of major companies in the life science microscopy devices sector, product and business overviews, and sales performance.

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[Column] What are the differences between digital microscopes and optical microscopes?

[Column] What are the differences between digital microscopes and optical microscopes?

What are digital microscopes and optical microscopes? Let's choose the right one for each application.

Some people may find it difficult to understand the differences between optical microscopes and digital microscopes. In this column, we will clearly explain the features and differences of each, so please use it as a reference when considering the introduction of optical microscopes or digital microscopes. For more details, please see the related links. [Content Overview (Partial)] ■ Features of Digital Microscopes and Optical Microscopes ・What is a digital microscope? ・What is an optical microscope? ■ Differences between Digital Microscopes and Optical Microscopes ・Differences in ease of information sharing ・Differences in usability *You can view the detailed content of the column from the related links. For more information, please feel free to contact us.

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"Analysis Aimitsu.com" Comparison of Contracted Analysis - Leave it all to us!

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Requesting quotes from various companies? That's no longer necessary. Our company, with its extensive knowledge and channels, will propose the best manufacturers for you.

Our company offers a wide range of knowledge and channels to propose manufacturers suitable for your needs through our price comparison site for analysis, "Bunseki Aimitsu.com." There is no longer a need to request quotes from various companies. Please feel free to consult with us first. 【Analytical Methods】 Optical Microscopy / Laser Microscopy / SEM / 3D-SEM / in-situ SEM / TEM (STEM) / 3D-TEM / in-situ TEM / XPS / EPMA / AES / TOF-SIMS / D-SIMS / GD-OES / GD-MS / LA-ICP-MS / XRF / XRD / in-situ XRD / X-ray CT / 3D-X-ray CT / XAFS / Neutron Diffraction / HAXPES / IR / Imaging IR / NMR / Gas Chromatography (GC-MS) / Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) / ICP-MS / ICP-AES / Ion Chromatography (IC) / IC-MS / TG / DTA / AFM / Nanoindentation / FT-IR / Raman Spectroscopy / EBSD / SAT / TMA / IR-OBIRCH / EMS / DSC / GPC, etc. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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