Illumination system for optical equipment with separate illumina

Illumination – Automatic substitution of power supply or light source

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362254, 362286, 362804, 359390, F21V 1904

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054064619

ABSTRACT:
An illumination system for optical equipment, such as an operating microscope, includes at least two separate illuminating beam paths, a first light source, and a lamp housing. At least one additional light source is provided on a rotatable lamp quick-change attachment. When the first light source fails, the first light source is automatically replaced with the additional light source.

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