More about part: Carl Zeiss Jena Amplival microscope aperture iris diaphragm for pancratic condenser (ID: 99487)
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Description
Carl Zeiss Jena Amplival microscope aperture iris diaphragm for pancratic condenserAperture iris diaphragm for the Carl Zeiss Jena panchromatic microscope condenser used in Amplival-class microscopes.
Basic data:
- Manufacturer
- Carl Zeiss Jena
- Version
- grey version, removed from a Carl Zeiss Jena Amplival microscope
- Mounting method
- aperture diaphragm in the form of a detachable module
- Centerable
- yes
This iris diaphragm module is mechanically mounted to the bottom of the panchromatic condenser.
In Carl Zeiss Jena panchromatic condensers, the diaphragm is designed as a detachable module because it can be removed and replaced, for example, with a phase contrast module or a polarization module. Precisely because this microscope part can be detached, it is often missing from condensers available on the secondary market - over the years it simply gets lost.
Interestingly, this microscope part is very often modified. When users do not have a phase contrast module or a polarization module, they frequently insert polarizing film or custom-made phase rings into the aperture diaphragm module and obtain the functionality they need through DIY modifications.
This module can also solve a common problem found in Carl Zeiss Jena Amplival microscopes, namely damaged diaphragm blades in the condenser.
Manufacturer
Carl Zeiss Jena - (VEB Carl Zeiss Jena DDR (former East Germany)) ➔ All parts
It comes from
This part was removed from the following microscope:
Why do you need this?
This microscope part is typically used for the following purposes:
- if you own a panchromatic condenser without an aperture diaphragm
- if you already own a panchromatic condenser with an aperture diaphragm, but the diaphragm is damaged or of very poor quality - which is very common
- if you need this microscope part for your own DIY projects
Compatibility
This microscope part is compatible with the following microscope models, among others: