Sentence examples for magnification objectives from inspiring English sources

A Leica DMLM microscope with a XYZ motorized stage with 200 and 500 magnification objectives was equipped to the Raman spectrometer which helped in providing a sample irradiation diameter of up to 1 μm.

Fig. 17 illustrates a VSI microscope using a Mirau interferometer in the objective; other forms of interferometer used with white light include the Michelson interferometer (for low magnification objectives, where the reference mirror in a Mirau objective would interrupt too much of the aperture) and the Linnik interferometer (for high magnification objectives with limited working distance).

Instrumentation to quickly switch to higher magnification objectives would be ideal to detect any remaining cells at the surgical margins by allowing suspicious areas to be examined more closely without requiring a time consuming scan of the entire surgical field.

Such a field of view size can only be obtained from low magnification objectives.

10x and 63x magnification objectives were used, respectively and images were captured with a DFC420 C camera (Leica).

Images were collected with a confocal microscope (Zeiss, LSM 520) with 10×, 40× or 63× magnification objectives using single-plane or Z-stack settings.

All images were processed with ×10 magnification objective.

First, samples (S2 – S8) were examined by a Zeiss optical microscope with a 50× magnification objective lens.

The laser beam was focused onto the sample by a 100× magnification objective lens of an Olympus microscope.

Raman and fluorescence spectra were recorded in a Renishaw inVia Raman microscope (Renishaw Iberica SAU, Barcelona, Spain), using a 100x magnification objective (spectral resolution 2 cm−1).

Images of the entire well were captured using a 2× low magnification objective lens.