The Optical Muscle of a Research Microscope… ...and the versatility of an Optem® Zoom. When resolving the finest details of your subject is mission critical to your application, but the operation of a conventional research microscope is too cumbersome, the Optem® Zoom 160 Optical System is the perfect solution. With it’s unprecedented zoom range and resolution, the Zoom 160 can be easily configured to deliver optical performance rivaling that of benchtop research microscopes. Combine this optical performance with the added versatility of continuous 16:1 field-of-view and magnification flexibility, automatable zoom and focus functions, and crisp video output... and you have a powerful research instrument worthy of today’s rapidly advancing high-definition video technologies. A robust 16:1 zoom ratio covers magnifications from 0.5X to 8.0X at 89mm working distance in nominal configuration. The innovative optical design incorporates the highest-grade glass and is reinforced with equally refined components and accessories. Imaging through these elevated optical standards, the Zoom 160 System offers a maximum resolution of 0.30 NA and 900 lp/mm.
Every operational Zoom 160 Optical System requires the following base components: C-Mount or Bayonet Coupler Attaches the camera to the dovetail tube
Dovetail TV Tube Positions the camera at the proper distance from the zoom (rear conjugate)
Upper Zoom Module Contains the core zoom mechanics
Lower Function Module Houses internal focus and coaxial illumination options
Objective Lens Transmits image to zoom module at “infinity”
Here is a brochure and a function diagram showing available modules and the relationship between them. The first file is in PDF format, you will need to have a PDF viewer installed inside your browser. Right clicking will allow you to save the files to your local machine. To view them you will need to install - if not already available - a free PDF reader. Pricing and availability reflect the latest pricelist, received on 3/31/09. Please contact us with any questions. |