What is a digital microscope?
First of all, digital microscopes do not contain eyepieces. Samples can be imaged directly on the monitor, and users can use the software to observe and analyze samples in a single channel while maintaining a comfortable, relaxed sitting position. The different components of the digital microscope are selected according to the specific field of application: zoom optics for the low to super high magnification range, mirror frames, sliding stages, etc. A digital microscope system should have a standardized design so that it can be precisely configured for its intended use and flexibly adapt to changes in general conditions. In order to provide users with real added value that cannot be achieved by traditional assembly, digital microscopes must meet the following five technical requirements:
1. Optimized digital imaging technology
2. Dynamically observe the processing process or objects
3. Qualitative and quantitative sample analysis
4. Visualize and analyze samples in a high dynamic range
5. Lean optics for flexible sample placement and mobile use
