Description

Description

Digital LCD Microscope -HSM-550

Digital LCD microscope, also known as a digital microscope with an LCD screen, is a type of microscope that incorporates a built-in digital camera and an LCD screen for viewing and capturing magnified images and videos. These microscopes are designed to make it easier for users to observe and document specimens without the need for traditional eyepieces or external cameras. LCD Stereo Zoom video microscopes with a microcomputer which drives the operation system Win CE5.0 and display system. It provides clear high‐contrast images with wide fields and long working distances. It can be used for observation studies in medical and health, farming, and forestry, as well as public security departments, schools and scientific research institutes, and is also used for inspection, assembling and repair of tiny spare parts in electronics and precision machinery industries.

Key Features :

1. LCD Screen: The microscope is equipped with an LCD screen, typically ranging in size from a few inches to several inches diagonally. This screen allows users to view the magnified images in real-time, eliminating the need for traditional eyepieces.
2. Digital Camera: Digital LCD microscopes have an integrated digital camera that captures still images and videos of the specimens under observation. The camera may have various megapixel resolutions, and some models allow for both photo and video capture.
3. Magnification: These microscopes offer variable magnification levels, allowing users to zoom in and out to observe specimens at different levels of detail. The magnification can range from low to high, often up to 2000x or more.
4. Illumination: Many digital LCD microscopes have built-in LED illumination to provide bright and even lighting for the specimen. Some models also offer adjustable lighting intensity.
5. Focus and Measurement: They typically have features for adjusting focus and may include measurement tools for assessing the size of objects within the field of view.
6. Portability: Some digital LCD microscopes are designed to be portable and handheld, while others are tabletop models. Portable versions are useful for fieldwork and on-the-go microscopy.
7. Storage and Connectivity: Images and videos captured by the digital camera are often saved to internal or external storage, such as SD cards or USB drives. Many models also have connectivity options, such as USB or HDMI, to transfer or display images on external devices like computers or monitors.
8. Battery or Power Source: Depending on the model, these microscopes may be powered by rechargeable batteries or AC adapters.

Digital LCD microscopes are commonly used in various fields, including biology, medicine, electronics, material science, and education. They offer advantages such as ease of use, the ability to share observations with others, and the capability to store and analyze digital data. When choosing a digital LCD microscope, consider factors such as the intended use, required magnification levels, image quality, and additional features like measurement tools and connectivity options.