4. Coarse adjustment-
5. Diaphragm -
6. Eyepiece-
7. Fine adjustment-
8. High power objective-
9. Light source-
10. Low power objective-
11. Scanning objective-
12. Nosepiece-
13. Stage-
14. Stage clips-
5. Diaphragm -
6. Eyepiece-
7. Fine adjustment-
8. High power objective-
9. Light source-
10. Low power objective-
11. Scanning objective-
12. Nosepiece-
13. Stage-
14. Stage clips-
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4.) Coarse adjustment - Moves the stage up and down for fucusing.
5.) Diaphragm - Regulates the amount of light on the specimen.
6.) Eyepiece - Contains the ocular lens.
7.) Fine adjustment - Moves the stage slightly to sharpen the image.
8.) High power objective - Focuses minute details on slide; provides a magnification of 40x.
9.) Light source - provides light for viewing the image.
10.) Low power objective - 1st objective used for focusing; provides a magnification of 4x (10x of no Medium power objective).
11.) Scanning objective - provides the lowest magnification power of all objective lenses.
12.) Nosepiece - Holds the high and low power objective can be rotated to change magnification.
13.) Stage - supports the slide being observed.
14.) Stage clips - Holds slide firmly in place. The flat platform that supports the slides.
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