Optical Microscopes

Optical microscopes are basic tools for observing microscopic objects, using light and lenses to magnify details that are not visible to the naked eye. There are various types of microscopes, each with specific applications. Metallographic (metallurgical) microscopes are used in the study of metals and other inorganic materials, examining their structure and defects at a microscopic level. Stereoscopic microscopes provide a three-dimensional image of objects at low magnification and are used in fields such as biology, microelectronics, and jewelry making, where detailed observation of small objects is required. Laboratory microscopes are widely used in biological and medical laboratories for the study of cells and microorganisms. Each type of microscope serves different needs, but all share the common goal of facilitating detailed analysis and observation of microscopic structures.