{"wikiid":423504,"langid":"en","namespace":"CATEGORY","title":"Nikon Microscope","revisionid":1243461,"contents_raw":"== Background and Identification ==\n\nNikon Corporation, also known as Nikon, is a Japanese corporation specializing in optics and imaging products. Nikon produces products like cameras, camera lenses, binoculars, microscopes, measurement instruments, spotting scopes, and rifle scopes.\n\nA microscope is a magnification instrument used across multiple branches of medicine and science in order to view objects too small to be seen by the human eye. Microscopes allow their users to view objects as small as at the atomic level, with applications in medicine ranging from viewing cells, tissue samples, bacteria, or viruses to active use in precise surgical procedures.\n\nMicroscopes are categorized in two ways, one of which depends on what interacts with the subject in order to produce the image: light\/photons (optical microscopes), electrons (electron microscopes), or a physical probe (scanning probe microscopes). The other categorization is based on whether the image of the sample is produced by scanning small areas and combining the image or if the entire image is visible all at once.\n\nMicroscopes come in various sizes. Most are designed to sit flat on a table, desk, or laboratory counter. Microscopes include a flat surface where the specimen is placed, magnifying lenses, and an eyepiece. Microscopes also often include a light to illuminate the specimen and a power cord.\n\nNikon microscopes typically include the name \u201cNikon\u201d printed in black letters on the front or the side of the device. 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Background and Identification<\/h2><\/div>\n\n

Nikon Corporation, also known as Nikon, is a Japanese corporation specializing in optics and imaging products. Nikon produces products like cameras, camera lenses, binoculars, microscopes, measurement instruments, spotting scopes, and rifle scopes.<\/p>\n\n

A microscope is a magnification instrument used across multiple branches of medicine and science in order to view objects too small to be seen by the human eye. Microscopes allow their users to view objects as small as at the atomic level, with applications in medicine ranging from viewing cells, tissue samples, bacteria, or viruses to active use in precise surgical procedures.<\/p>\n\n

Microscopes are categorized in two ways, one of which depends on what interacts with the subject in order to produce the image: light\/photons (optical microscopes), electrons (electron microscopes), or a physical probe (scanning probe microscopes). The other categorization is based on whether the image of the sample is produced by scanning small areas and combining the image or if the entire image is visible all at once.<\/p>\n\n

Microscopes come in various sizes. Most are designed to sit flat on a table, desk, or laboratory counter. Microscopes include a flat surface where the specimen is placed, magnifying lenses, and an eyepiece. Microscopes also often include a light to illuminate the specimen and a power cord.<\/p>\n\n

Nikon microscopes typically include the name \u201cNikon\u201d printed in black letters on the front or the side of the device. The microscope\u2019s model name and number is generally printed underneath the \u201cNikon\u201d name.<\/p>\n\n

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Additional Information<\/h2><\/div>\n\n