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    The document describes the main components of a microscope, including the eyepiece tube that holds magnifying lenses, the objective lenses below that attach to an arm and focus on samples placed on the mechanical stage, and features like the diaphragm, coarse and fine focus, and illuminator that control light and magnification of the viewed samples.

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    The document describes the main components of a microscope, including the eyepiece tube that holds magnifying lenses, the objective lenses below that attach to an arm and focus on samples placed on the mechanical stage, and features like the diaphragm, coarse and fine focus, and illuminator that control light and magnification of the viewed samples.

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    The document describes the main components of a microscope, including the eyepiece tube that holds magnifying lenses, the objective lenses below that attach to an arm and focus on samples placed on the mechanical stage, and features like the diaphragm, coarse and fine focus, and illuminator that control light and magnification of the viewed samples.

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    EYE PIECE

    TUBE

    COARSE FOCUS
    NOSEPIECE
    FINE FOCUS
    OBJECTIVE LENSES

    ARM
    STAGE

    STAGE CLIPS

    DIAPHRAGM

    ILLUMINATOR BASE

    The stage is where you place your cells for observation.

    Stage clips are to hold slides

    The diaphragm controls the amount of light passing through the slide.

    Made to zoom into the slide on the stage.

    holds the objective lenses and allows you to turn it.

    The tube hold the eyepiece.

    Eyepiece lens magnifies the image of the slide.

    Coarse focus moves the stage to provide focus on the slide.


    Fine focus moves the stage in smaller increments to provide a clear view of
    the slide.
    ILLUMINATOR

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