Dave Wilson, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Microscopes",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Engineeringtalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release CMOS devices boost camera speeds from
Kane Computing, which we summarised at the time by saying "By using a single highly integrated CMOS device, Silicon Imaging has developed a very compact, low-power, ultra high-speed digital camera system".
Earlier in the week,
we featured the news release Negative-stiffness vibration isolators explained from
Minus K Technology: "Although air tables have been around for the better part of a half-century, their usefulness as an efficient method for vibration isolation is now being seriously challenged, says Jim McMahon".
In July 2007, we covered the news from Moritex Europe
concerning its SOD-10X micromachine lens
- take a look at Lenses offer 20X magnification
which says: "Moritex' SOD-10X delivers up to 20X magnification without affecting resolution or numerical aperture".
Take a look also at the news release from Nikon UK, Metrology microscopes automatically correct errors,
as well as Hardness testers come together from Foundrax Engineering Products,
and Microscope offers the best of both worlds from Nikon UK.
See also:
Z-drive systems are designed for easy integration
(February 2007)
High-speed microscopy objective scanner systems aid 3D microscopy applications
Video microscopes image in UV wavelength range
(January 2007)
UV video microscopes feature a continuously focusable design as well as easy mounting to video cameras
Metrology on show for medical device manufacturers
(November 2006)
Next generation industrial and metrology microscopes, video measuring systems and digital cameras will be displayed at the MDT 07 conference in Birmingham
Messerschmidt to advance EP-IR technology
(November 2006)
Aspectrics has a new Chief Technology Officer in the shape of Robert G Messerschmidt
Vibration isolation is key to accuracy
(November 2006)
As nanotech applications become more diverse, the need for reliable vibration control has become increasingly critical, says Jim McMahon
Deva 022 USB Light Ring supported by QC300 series
(August 2006)
The Deva 022 USB Light Ring is set to further increase its popularity with the announcement from Metronics that it is directly supported by their all-new QC300 series of Geometric Readouts
Accessories aid microscope customisation
(June 2006)
LV Series industrial microscopes can now be easily customised for use in OEM applications
Joysticks smooth out servo control
(May 2006)
Controller/drivers for servo control of NEMA 17, 23 and 34 frame stepmotors accommodate a simple analogue joystick input to control position, velocity or torque
Nanopositioning controller comes into focus
(May 2006)
A new high-speed nano-focusing system promises a tenfold increase in focusing speed
Stereo microscopes promise distortion-free images
(May 2006)
Olympus has launched the revolutionary new SZX2 series of stereo microscopes
Controller boasts nanometre precision
(May 2006)
The new E-625 nanopositioning controller was specifically designed to drive the Pifoc family of piezoelectric Z-stack nanofocusing drives from PI
Software aids display design for trainee pilots
(April 2006)
Military pilots will soon learn how to fly jets and helicopters safely with a lightweight, yet durable helmet-mounted display designed and tested using 3D design and analysis software
Motorised stage speeds into position
(April 2006)
Available now from Orlin Technologies is the fastest motorised microscope x-y stage currently available
Mantis leads drive at Mach 2006
(January 2006)
Following strong lead generation from Mach 2004, Vision Engineering is exhibiting again this year in the Measurement and Inspection Pavilion with a range of Mantis stereo inspection systems
Scope takes high-res inspection into the field
(October 2005)
The third-generation MS500C Micro-Scopeman is a high-resolution integrated video inspection tool suitable for a wide range of real-time inspection and QA tasks
Renishaw invests in medical equipment manufacturer
(October 2005)
Renishaw has entered into a 50% business partnership with PulseTeq, a supplier of magnetic resonance imaging equipment
Collaboration brings wafer handler to market
(September 2005)
Co-operation between Nyquist and Eindhoven-based Frencken Mechatronics has resulted in the completion of a large-wafer handling project for Leica Microsystems in the UK
Positioning systems offer fine adjustment
(September 2005)
The Mipos range of objective/lens positioning systems has been developed for the fine adjustment of microscope objectives within high-resolution applications
Glass slides aid optical accuracy
(August 2005)
Precision Ronchi Ruling Glass Slides from Edmund Optics are ideal for evaluating resolution, field distortion and parfocal stability, especially of microscopes
Scope for efficiency, reliability and speed
(June 2005)
LEXT is a new confocal laser scanning microscope for ultraprecise surface analysis
Software makes sense of inspection data
(June 2005)
Vision ArchiVE software enables users of Vision Engineering's patented optical inspection and measurement systems to comprehensively analyse, catalogue and archive their results
Modular design for industrial microscopes
(June 2005)
To satisfy and encourage ever changing and expanding applications, Nikon has introduced the new LV Series of industrial microscopes
Flexibility is key for video microscope
(April 2005)
The MS804 Scopeman is the latest in Moritex's unique CCD microscope systems integrating advanced optics, fibre optics and CCD components
USB camera resolves demands of microscopy
(April 2005)
Kane Computing is now shipping the revolutionary Infinity X digital USB camera with ground-breaking resolution of up to 21Mpixel in precise colour using the patent pending DeltaVu technology
Trio to collaborate on motion control systems
(February 2005)
The development of new, improved motion-control systems is one of the goals of the NewMotion Project between Nyquist Industrial Control, the Technical University of Eindhoven (TU/e) and FEI
Industry's largest source for instrument drivers
(January 2005)
National Instruments now offers more than 4000 instrument drivers in the NI Instrument Driver Network, the industry's largest source for instrument drivers
Megapixel camera turns to microscopy
(January 2005)
The DeltaPix Infinity X is an extremely high resolution megapixel camera for microscopy and other high performance applications
Scanning stage is popular with system integrators
(December 2004)
Two new models of the ProScan H117 flat top scanning stage are compatible with the Zeiss AxioVert 200 and Leica DMIRB/DMI6000B
Fibre To The Desk (FTTD) cabling is ultra-compact
(December 2004)
Datwyler Cables+Systems is launching its new Optomod Plus System, extraordinarily compact, pre-terminated Fibre To The Desk (FTTD) cabling with significantly improved attenuation factor
Digital microscope is a versatile performer
(November 2004)
Lambda Photometrics has a new generation of versatile, high resolution digital microscopes from Scalar in Japan
Visions of measurement on show
(November 2004)
At IPOT and Machine Vision 2005, Mitutoyo will be showcasing key examples from its wide range of innovative solutions to vision-based measurement requirements
Leadscrews prove a cost-effective alternative
(August 2004)
When Prior Scientific chose Kerk leadscrews for its OptiScan microscope stages, it realised significant cost savings with only a fractional increase in backlash
Olympus opts for 3D modelling solution
(August 2004)
The Olympus Corporation has chosen CoCreate's OneSpace Designer as its 3D design environment for developing stereo microscopes
Improving microarray analysis
(August 2004)
Robert Love, Assistant Branch Manager at THK, looks at the technology behind the latest innovations in microarray analysis