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Nikon Eclipse LV100DA-U User Manual

Nikon Eclipse LV100DA-U
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Lambda Plate Slider for the Episcopic Illumination
The sensitive color polarization microscopy under the
episcopic illumination can be performed when the
lambda plate slider is inserted into the slot on the epi
illuminator and the lambda plate is placed into the optical
path in the configuration of the polarization microscopy
under the episcopic illumination. The sensitive color DIC
microscopy under the episcopic illumination can be
performed when the lambda plate slider is inserted into
the slot on the epi illuminator and the lambda plate is
placed into the optical path in the configuration of the
DIC microscopy under the episcopic illumination.
Placing the lambda plate into the optical path
The slot for the lambda plate is provided to the front of the slot for the polarizer of the LV-UEPI2A.
Remove the dummy slider and insert the lambda plate into the place. (See Page 83.)
When the slider is pushed into the first click-stop position, the empty hole is placed into the optical
path. And when the slider is pushed into the second click-stop position, the lambda plate is placed
into the optical path.
Removing the lambda plate from the optical path
When the lambda plate is placed in the optical path and you wish to remove the lambda plate from
the optical path, pull the slider toward the right to the first click-stop position.
IN
OUT
First click-stop position
Lambda plate
(wave plate)
Second click-stop position

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Nikon Eclipse LV100DA-U Specifications

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BrandNikon
ModelEclipse LV100DA-U
CategoryMicroscope
LanguageEnglish

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