Built-in Digital Microscope | SIMTRUM Photonics Store

Q1: What is a built-in digital microscope?

A1: A built-in digital microscope integrates high-resolution imaging hardware within the microscope frame, allowing for direct digital capture of images and videos through the eyepiece or a dedicated camera port.

 

Q2: How do I capture images with a built-in digital microscope?

A2: Images can be captured using the provided software that interfaces with the microscope's camera. This software often allows for live viewing, image capture, and sometimes image analysis.

 

Q3: What magnification can I expect from a built-in digital microscope?

A3: Magnification levels depend on the specific model and configuration of the microscope, but digital microscopes can typically range from low-power (10x-40x) to high-power (100x-1000x) magnifications.

 

Q4: Can I use a built-in digital microscope for professional research?

A4: Yes, many built-in digital microscopes are equipped with advanced optics and imaging capabilities suitable for professional research applications.

 

Q5: Is special software required to use the built-in camera?

A5: Typically, a built-in digital microscope will come with proprietary or compatible software necessary for operation, image capture, and possibly additional functionalities like measurement or analysis.

 

Q6: Are built-in digital microscopes compatible with all operating systems?

A6: Compatibility can vary. Most microscopes support common operating systems like Windows and macOS, but it's important to check the specifications for compatibility with your system.

 

Q7: How do I share images from a built-in digital microscope?

A7: Images and videos captured can be saved to a computer and shared like any other digital file, via email, cloud storage, or USB drives.

 

Q8: Can I view live specimens with a built-in digital microscope?

 

A8: Absolutely, digital microscopes are excellent for viewing both live and prepared specimens, and the built-in camera can be used to observe and record live activities.

 

Q9: What type of optical system does the STUBI203i use?

A9: The STUBI203i features a UCIS (Universal Corrected Infinity System) optical system that provides clear, sharp imaging across a wide field of view.

 

Q10: Can the STUBI203i be used for oil immersion techniques?

A10: Yes, the microscope comes with achromatic objectives, including a 100X(s) lens that is suitable for oil immersion, which enhances viewing of samples at higher magnifications.

 

Q11: What are the power requirements for the STUBI203i?

A11: The STUBI203i is equipped with a 3W LED warm white light source and accepts an input voltage of AC100~240V, with a frequency of 50/60HZ.

 

Q12: Is the STUBI203i suitable for educational purposes?

A12: Absolutely, the STUBI203i's ergonomic design, clear imaging, and user-friendly features make it an excellent tool for educational settings where biology and microscopy are taught.

 

Q13: How precise is the focusing mechanism on the STUBI203i?

A13: The microscope has a dual coaxial coarse and fine focusing system with a fine adjustment accuracy of 0.002mm, allowing for detailed and precise examinations.

 

Q14: Does the STUBI203i come with a warranty?

A14: Warranty details can vary, so it's best to refer to the SIMTRUM website or contact our sales team directly for specific warranty information on the STUBI203i microscope.

 

Q15: What kind of specimens can be observed with the STUBI203i?

A15: The STUBI203i is versatile and suitable for a wide range of biological specimens, from prepared slides to live cultures, tissue sections, and more.

 

Q16: Is the LED lighting on the STUBI203i adjustable?

A16: Yes, the microscope comes with adjustable brightness settings, allowing you to tailor the illumination to your specific sample requirements.