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- adjective optics Describing an
optical device in whichlight isreflected by (rather than traversing) the object being observed
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Examples
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Magis 400 is supplied with an episcopic front ring light system that provides a light source for the manual inspection of the tool tip/insert on the screen.
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Magis 400 is supplied with an episcopic front ring light system that provides a light source for the manual inspection of the tool tip/insert on the screen.
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Light Source Power Levels - Choosing the appropriate light source for investigations in optical microscopy is highly dependent upon the illumination strategy (transmitted or episcopic), specimen parameters, microscope configuration, and the detector sensitivity.
unknown title 2009
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Light Source Power Levels - Choosing the appropriate light source for investigations in optical microscopy is highly dependent upon the illumination strategy (transmitted or episcopic), specimen parameters, microscope configuration, and the detector sensitivity.
unknown title 2009
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Light Source Power Levels - Choosing the appropriate light source for investigations in optical microscopy is highly dependent upon the illumination strategy (transmitted or episcopic), specimen parameters, microscope configuration, and the detector sensitivity.
unknown title 2009
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Bright / dark field episcopic illumination, DIC illumination, fluorescence illumination and polarizing illumination are also possible.
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