You have a microscope equipped with 10 x oculars and 4 objectives, which exhibit the following characteristics (M, NA): Tick the right answers: o Objectives B and C are equivalent. o Objective D will allow more detailed observation than objective C. o To see small structures, you should choose objective D rather than C. o Objective D has a lower resolution than objective C. o To observe large objects, it is better to use objective B rather than objective C

You have a microscope equipped with 10 x oculars and 4 objectives, which exhibit the following characteristics (M, NA): Tick the right answers: o Objectives B and C are equivalent. o Objective D will allow more detailed observation than objective C. o To see small structures, you should choose objective D rather than C. o Objective D has a lower resolution than objective C. o To observe large objects, it is better to use objective B rather than objective C

Biomedical Instrumentation Systems

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ISBN:9781133478294

Author:Chatterjee

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Chapter16: Fiber Optics And Lasers In Bioinstrumentation

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