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3.3 The Bertrand Lens
-
Conoscopic Observation
An
"lnterference
Figure" is
a
phenomena
which details what
a specimen
produces
at the rear focal
plane
of a transmitted
light lens
system.
This
colorful figure is used for material diagnosis
and
identilication.
Intereference
Figures are achieved with certain specimens like
crystals
which
field of view becomes
extinct
when
viewed under crossed oolars.
To
perform
conoscopic
observation
:
.
Place
your
specimen on the stage, usually a
prepared
slide.
.
Engage
the
40x
objective by
rotating
the nosepiece into that
position.
.
Bring
your
specimen
into focus.
r
Turn up the transmitted light
illuminator
up all the way to its
brightest setting.
Note: Objectives should be centered otherwise specimen detail may move
out of the field of view when
turning
the stage.
o
Engage the analyzer
which
is the only slider below the viewing head
and swing in the
polarizer
which
is located
just
above
the transmitted light illuminator.
o
While
looking into
the eyetubes, remove the specimen
and
rotate
the
polarizer
and find the
point
in
which the field
becomes
"extinct"
or darkened and then re-position
your
specimen.
o
Engage the Bertrand lens
by
rotating the wheel
directly below the viewing head from
"O"
to
"8"
setting
printed
on the
wheel.
r
lmmediately,
one should observe some type of
interference
figure
somewhat similar to what is shown
below.
r
Rotate
the stage to observe the movement and coloration
of
the isochromes
and isogyres which
are
the colored
and blackened
figures
you
observe.
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Conoscopic
cannot be observed under
vertical lllumination
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