Incident differential interference phase contrast microscope

Abstract

The invention belongs to the technical field of microscopes, in particular to an incident differential interference phase contrast microscope. The microscope comprises an observation mirror, an incident illuminator and a differential interference phase contrast component, wherein the differential interference phase contrast component comprises a differential interference prism, an adjusting rod for adjusting the forward and backward movement of the differential interference prism, and an adjusting screw for adjusting the vertical height of the differential interference prism. The incident differential interference phase contrast microscope has the functions of upright observation and polarization observation of a bright field, can perform differential interference phase contrast observation, has a simple structure, is convenient to operate, can acquire micro-images with a uniform field and obvious contrast, can be applied to the fields of modern electronic industry, material scientific research and manufacturing, and the like, and meets the requirement of nondestructive optical detection.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of microscopes, and in particular relates to an epi-type differential interference phase contrast microscope, which enables the observed microscopic images to have obvious contrast contrast and presents images with strong stereoscopic effect, so as to improve the microscopic observation. resolution. Background technique [0002] Differential interference contrast microscopy technology was proposed by Nomarski in 1952 on the basis of phase contrast microscopy observation technology, using a transmission microscopy observation system, including polarizer, DIC prism, DIC slider and analyzer (Analyzer) four key optical components. Science and technology workers such as Xu Yuguang, Shanghai Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences have carried out technical research on differential interference contrast microscopy, and in July 1985, they applied to the State Intellectual Property...

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Problems solved by technology

In the existing epi-type differential interference contrast microscope, a differential interference contrast prism device is added to the polarization observation system. The illumination and imaging systems share the same DIC prism. New requirements are put forward for the design of objective lenses with different magnifications. Special objective lenses for differential interference phase contrast observation need to be configured, which makes the structure of the microscope complicated. At the same time, the design, processing and detection of DIC prisms are relatively complicated.

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