Olympus BHS/BHT System Microscopes (BH-2) brochure 1987

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15 BH2-RFL Reflected Light Fluorescence Attachment The development of new optics makes it possible to use high-energy exciting light, providing brighter fluorescence and improved results. .Three levels of exciting light intensity are available: 100%, 25% and 0%. .An aperture diaphragm allaws ttle precise regulation of exciting light intensity and fluor- image contrast. *Features a built-in field diaphragm with centering mechanism. This feature eliminates stray llgM which caw flares and reduces image clarity. *The synchronized exciting filters, dichroic mirrors and barrier fitters all move together, allowing swttch over between two wave h g b at a single touch. F i types of exciting filter sliders are available, each Wing two exciting fitters. Exciting filters come in five combinatians: U-V, B-G, U-B, Bu and UG. *Additional exciting filters and barrier filters W Y be employed. mFluorescence attachments using a halogen ligM arce are available for use with FlTC staind s~ecirnens which can be examined with a retatlvely small amount of exciting ., .. 1 . . . I F - light. Both reflected light and transmitted light types are available. Btl2-RFLB A reflected lit fluorescence attachment with halogen tight source, designed for B excitetian. BH2-FITW These hNo transrnittdQht fluorescence units are designed specifically for B excitation and emplay the lmtt halogen lamp in BHS microscope as their light source. The secondary transmission region at about 630n m in these FtTC filters enables the observation of non-fluorescence areas under red &Meld illumination. *D Plan Apo UV Series objectives feature an apochromatic design to correct b chr~maticabermtkrtscwerawidewavelerigth range. This design guarantees a sharp knage and brlgM Inmination in any excitatian. The new, flwrescencefree imrsbn oil is also suitable for other dl Immersion ~usedforgeneral~tion. ~alsooffersallneupof4typesof fluorescent phase contrast objectives (D Plan Apo/D Apo UVPL Series). When a flwrescent specimen is being scanned, fading of fluorescent light can be pwnted by switoh'hg to phase mtrast ~.Whenrellectedl'~fiuorescence and transmitted IIgM phase contrast &mmtim are performed simultanewsly, an entire specimen Image, induding the non-fluorescent area, can be obtained. D Plan ApolD Apo UV Series D Plan ApolD Apo WPL Series -
iH2-RFL Standard OU - '7 7 mu U Excltatlon a Excitation BH2-FITC Standard Ouffits m Excitation FlTC Interference Filter Set ... (Transmitted light)
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Olympus BHS/BHT System Microscopes (BH-2) brochure 1987

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