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Digital VS Compound Microscopes: Key Differences & Benefits

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As technology has improved in cameras, monitors, computers and software so has risen the popularity of Digital Microscopes. Below we breakdown the differences between a Digital Microscope and Compound Microscope. Each tool has its benefits based on your applications.

. Motorized Compound Microscope: Digital Microscope:
. • Better Resolution • Better Depth of Field
. • Better Color Correction • Has better working distance to accommodate samples w/ varying heights
. • Has eyepieces for best possible viewing inspection • Must work off the computer screen exclusively
. • Can customize every feature to your specific needs • Is one integrated solution
. • Can do more accurate automated defect inspection • Can tilt in order to inspect and view samples on their sides

Motic’s PA family of microscopes is an ideal solution for the inspection of the defects mentioned above.

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The PA53MET holds all brightfield, darkfield and DIC options along with easy-to-use software for measurement and recordkeeping. The microscope also offers motorized xyz for more advanced imaging applications.

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