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The reading microscope is one of the precision optical instruments, which is mainly suitable for length measurement in physics, and also has a wide range of applications in medicine, biology, industry, agriculture and other fields. This article will detail how to use a reading microscope to help you get the most out of it.
1. Preparation before use.
Instrument placement: Place the reading microscope on a stable bench and adjust its position so that the viewing eyepiece is directly in front of the user's eye.
Mounting accessories: Install measurement accessories (e.g., micrometer, slide, coverslip, etc.) on the stage of the microscope as needed.
Calibration: The microscope needs to be calibrated for the first time or when used again after movement to ensure measurement accuracy.
Second, the use of the steps.
Turn on the light source: Adjust the light source so that the light enters the microscope and illuminates the object being observed.
Adjust the focal length: Turn the focus knob so that the object to be observed is clearly imaged in the viewing eyepiece.
Measurements: Measurements of length or angle can be made using micrometers or other measurement accessories as required.
Record data: Record the measurement results on a notebook or other recording tool.
3. Precautions.
Read the instructions carefully before use to understand the structure, function and use of the microscope.
Keep the microscope clean during use to avoid dust, fingerprints and other stains affecting the observation and measurement accuracy.
Avoid strong vibrations or impacts that may damage the accuracy and structure of the microscope.
During use, pay attention to safety and avoid being bruised by sharp edges.
In conclusion, as a high-precision optical instrument, the reading microscope needs to be fully understood and prepared before use. Using the microscope in the right way can effectively improve the measurement accuracy and experimental results.