Microscope object stage specimen fixator automatic control system

Abstract

The invention discloses a microscope object stage specimen fixator automatic control system comprising a transmission mechanism, a micro-motor, a driving unit, a central processing unit, an eye lens imaging unit, an image extraction unit and an image analysis unit. The eye lens imaging unit is arranged on an eye lens and used for generating an image of a specimen on the eye lens. The image extraction unit is used for extracting images in real time. The image analysis unit is used for analyzing the extracted images and judging cover area of the specimen in the images so as to acquire a cover value. The central processing unit is used for judgment according to the cover value. When the cover value is lower than the preset cover value, a control signal is generated. The driving unit is used for converting the control signal into a driving signal to be outputted. The micro-motor is used for generating driving force. The transmission mechanism is used for driving a specimen fixator to linearly move. Movement of the specimen fixator can be rapidly and accurately realized without artificial adjustment.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an automatic control system for a specimen holder of a microscope stage, belonging to the technical field of microscope control. Background technique [0002] A microscope is an optical instrument composed of a lens or a combination of several lenses, and it is a sign that human beings have entered the atomic age. It is mainly used to magnify tiny objects into instruments that can be seen by human eyes. Microscopes are divided into optical microscopes and electron microscopes: Optical microscopes were first invented by Jansen and his sons in the Netherlands in 1590. The current optical microscope can magnify the object by 1600 times, and the minimum resolution limit reaches 0.1 micron. The length of the domestic microscope mechanical tube is generally 160mm. [0003] Microscopes can be classified into optical microscopes and electron microscopes based on their microscopic principles. For an optical microscope, it usually con...

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[0008] The technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to overcome the deficiencies of the prior art, provide an automatic control system for the specimen holder of the microscope stage, and solve the problem that the existing specimen holder on the microscope stage needs to manually move the specimen, so that its The imaging position in the eyepiece changes. This method relies on manual adjustment, which is not flexible enough.

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