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The word microscope is a originated from two Greek words micros : meaning small, skopos: meaning watcher thus, microscope is a tool, which enables us to view very small objects, by magnifying the image of the small object.
Manipulation of the Microscope Gently place Microscope and Position on table. Align LPO with optical axis of microscope. Open diaphragm and for disk type, use largest aperture (opening controlling. Turn concave side of mirror towards light source and regulate diaphragm. Prepare specimen (Letter e).
The main difference between them is that in an electron microscope, a beam of electrons is used for magnifying the image of an object while visible light is used in the light microscope to magnify images of tiny areas of materials or biological specimens.
Light microscopes include upright compound microscopes for studying a fixed sample, inverted microscopes for viewing cell cultures or live cells, stereo microscopes to produce a 3D image and view small parts, and zoom microscopes that provide higher resolution thanks to a higher numerical aperture in the lens.
The technique is as follows: Using the microscope, examine the specimen by eye and select the area of interest and magnification required. Increase the light source to maximum intensity. Hold the camera lens against the microscope eyepiece. Use the cameras zoom function to increase the size of the circle as required.

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SEM uses secondary and backscattered electrons emitted from the surface to image topography and composition. TEM uses transmitted electrons to image the inner structure of thin samples, revealing crystal structure and morphology.
Electron microscopes are capable of magnifying up to 1,000,000x, far surpassing the magnification power of light microscopes. Their resolving power is also significantly higherabout 250 times that of a light microscopeallowing scientists to observe the fine details of a cells ultrastructure.
Light microscopes can be brightfield, darkfield, phase contrast, or fluorescent depending on how they illuminate the sample. Electron microscopes like SEM and TEM provide higher magnification but produce black and white images based on scattered or transmitted electrons.

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