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A stereo microscope, also known as a dissecting microscope, is an optical microscope designed to provide a three-dimensional (3D) view of specimens at relatively low magnifications (typically between 5x and 80x). Unlike compound microscopes, which use a single optical path, stereo microscopes have two separate optical paths with independent objective lenses and eyepieces, allowing for depth perception and a realistic 3D image.

Features of a Stereo Microscope:

Binocular or Trinocular Design: Uses two eyepieces for a 3D effect; trinocular versions allow for camera attachment.

Low Magnification: Suitable for viewing larger, opaque specimens without the need for thin slicing.

Long Working Distance: Allows space between the lens and specimen, making it ideal for dissection or manipulation.

Two Optical Paths: Provides depth perception, unlike compound microscopes.


Applications of Stereo Microscopes:

Biology and Medicine: Used for dissections, examining insects, plants, and tissues.

Electronics and Engineering: Used for inspecting circuit boards, soldering, and quality control.

Forensics and Research: Used for analyzing evidence, gemstones, and small mechanical parts.

Education: Commonly used in schools and universities for hands-on learning.

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