JENIS-JENIS MIKROSKOP

Stereo microscope (3
dimensions)
Based on the observed
object appearance

Light microscope (2
dimensions)

Mikroskop
Electron microscope

Light Source

simple (monokuler
dan binokuler)

Mikroskop Cahaya
Not simple (fluoresens,
fase kontras, Nomarski
DIC, dan konfokal).

Mikroskop Elektron

Mikroskop Stereo

Electron microscope
has a magnification of up
to 100 thousand times.
Electrons are used instead
of light.

The microscope has

only one objective lens to
observe the surface of the
part of the sample that
displays images in 3
dimensions.

Mikroskop Cahaya
Sederhana

Mikroskop Fase Kontras

Light microscope has a

magnification of a maximum of
1000 times. Okuler lenses on a
microscope there is a single
berlensa (diplopia) or dual
(binoculars). Condenser lens
serves to illuminate the object
lens-lens microscopes and
other. With the right settings
will
then
be
retrieved
maximum separation of power.

Phase
contrast
microscope is a microscope
that can be utilized to produce
high-contrast
images
of
transparent specimens such as
living cells (usually in culture).

Mikroskop Konfokal

Mikroskop Flurosens

The
research
microscope which uses laser
light source so that the
resulting image is very
accurate.
This
concept
combines the basic concept as
flurosens also uses a special
objective which produces a
three-dimensional image that
results is very clear.

A microscope utilizing
light a lamp of mercury that
combines and organizes the
light with a filter blog, so these
microscopes can only capture
the image samples that
reflecting light.

Nomarski DIC Microscope

DIC
microscopy
(Nomarski
differential
interference contrast or) is among the top research
level microscopes because sophistication to see the
inside of a cell without doing incisions, the resulting
images are three dimensional. DIC is used to seeing
objects that are not at all can be seen with a
microscope brightfield, DIC is used on inverted
microscopes.