The VHX-7000 Series is a fully-automated digital light microscope system that enables even novice users to capture high-resolution images. It can operate as a light microscope to image transparent samples on a microscope slide, or render 3D mapping surface topography of nontransparent samples like a simplified scanning electron microscope. It uses a 4K CMOS sensor. 

Location

0051E Materials Science and Engineering Building, UC Riverside main campus

Optics

Magnification range: 20x to 6000x

Resolution: ~200 nm (based on the diffration limit of light)

Features

Multi light mode utilizes coaxial light, angled light, or both to form images. 

Optical Shadow Effect Mode features a combination of specially designed high-resolution lenses that enables minute surface detail imaging.

Auto-focus

Ring glare removal

Image stitching (piecing together multiple images to form a wider field of view)

2D and 3D image measurement tools