Question

Can someone can send me diagram of this compound microscope with all the proper labelling of features I know I tried it my self but I messed it up 7 times Please Write my name also on that Md Sharique​

Answer 1

Answer:

same even i need it look how bad mine turned out

Answer 2

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A compound microscope is a microscope that uses two lenses to magnify the object placed in its stage area.

Explanation:

It is different from a simple microscope due to the number of lenses used as a simple Microscope uses 1 lens and it uses 2 lenses

Parts of the compound Microscope can be divided into 2 parts

Optical and non Optical parts.

Optical Parts-

1. Resolving nose piece -   It is a circular metal plate to which an objective lens is attached.
2. Objectives lenses -  It is used to magnify the object kept on the mechanical stage.
3. Condenser-  It gathers all the light and concentrates it on the specimen present on the stage.
4. Diaphragm - It is also known as the iris, it controls the amount and shape of the light that passes through the condenser lens of a microscope.
5. Reflector- It directs light, from an illuminator which is placed at a 90-degree angle.

      Non-Optical Parts-

1. Mechanical Stage - Stage where slides/objects are kept.
2. Rack and pinion substage -To focus the object the rack and pinion are joined to the body tube.
3. Fine knobs - Used for focussing finer details of the specimen
4. Coarse knob- Used for quick focusing by moving the objective lens or stage up or down.
5. Clip -Provide support to the slide on the microscope.
6. Arm - Metallic handle used to support the stage and body tube.  
7. Draw tube -  Long tube to hold the objective and ocular lenses.
8. Inclination joint-  It allows the microscope to tilt.
9. Pillar-  It is a Vertical projection that helps the microscope to stand.
10. Eyepiece-   It is also known as ocular.  It is used to see the specimen present on the stage.
11. Foot- It provides front support to the microscope.
12. Base- It provides back support to the microscope.