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UV video microscopes are continuously focusable
An
Edmund Optics product story
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk editorial team
Jan 5, 2007
Edmund Optics' now offers the Infiniprobe UV Video Microscopes which feature a continuously focusable design as well as easy mounting to video cameras.
Edmund Optics' now offers the Infiniprobe UV Video Microscopes which feature a continuously focusable design as well as easy mounting to video cameras.
They provide a magnification range from 0 to 8.0X with excellent resolution, and are available in either straight (standard) or right-angle versions.
They image in the UV wavelength range from 250 and 400 nm.
The Infiniprobe UV Video Microscopes can be used with two sizes of CCDs.
With a 1/2-inch-format CCD, the minimum field of view is 0.8 mm.
With a 2/3-inch-format CCD, the minimum field of view is 1.1 mm.
In either case, the minimum working distance is 20 mm.
The microscopes come with direct video C-Mount couplings.
The microscope weighs 6.5 oz, measures 34.8 mm at its largest diameter, and is 180.6 mm long.
Accessories (available separately) include two options that double the magnification.
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