Flashlight illuminating apparatus for a microscope

Optical: systems and elements – Compound lens system – Microscope

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362 32, 362293, 385 31, 385 88, G02B 2106

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054042380

ABSTRACT:
Illuminating apparatus for a microscope including a semitransparent, in picular dichroic, microscope mirror for reflecting illuminating light from an external illuminating unit into a microscope beam path. The illuminating unit comprises a coupling-in unit having a first beam path which leads from a light exit end of a first optical waveguide through a semitransparent coupling-in mirror and an adapter optical system to the microscope mirror, furthermore, a second beam path which leads from a light exit end of a second optical waveguide via the semitransparent coupling-in mirror operating in reflection and the adapter optical system to the microscopic mirror, a first light source unit which is optically coupled to a light entrance end of the first optical waveguide and a second light source unit for flashlight which is optically coupled to a light entrance end of the second optical waveguide.

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patent: 4006487 (1977-02-01), Allen
patent: 4911543 (1990-03-01), Hodgson

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