Microscope with advanced features for automated operation
The BX61 from Olympus Microscopes has advanced features for automated operation. The BX61 automated microscope features automatic focusing and automated conversion between reflected and transmitted light. A range of microscope operations can be controlled via switchboards, computers or handheld terminals thanks to the introduction of control software packages and macro programmes.
Olympus microscope Yu conversion of various microscope observation methods, replacement of the objective lens magnification related to the adjustment of the optical path, to the optical path to insert or from the optical path to remove a variety of optical components, etc.. All can be programmed, a series of operations are summarised and coded into macro functions that are assigned to dedicated function keys on the switchboard or computer keyboard. The result is that only one function key can be pressed to recall or reproduce specific observation conditions.
Olympus microscopes offer a wide range of motorised modules such as high-speed mirror change discs, centring mirror change turntables, bright/dark field method illumination devices, universal illumination devices, autofocus devices for reflected light, green mirror turntables, and so on. These modules can be controlled by switchboard or computer.
Olympus microscope motorised centring five-hole mirror change dial ensures concentricity between all objective lenses.
