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Technical

Specif

ications

Descriptions

Power

Source

100-230V

50/60H2

Bu

lb

oMA326

Halogen bulb 6V 30W

(Philips

code :5761),

3100'K at

max. intensity

Bulb Life

o

100 hours

average

for

halogen

bulb

Light

Control

Method

Voltage

control

Normal

Environmental

Conditions

o

Indoor use

oAltitude

up to

2,000 m

oMAf

NS

supply

voltage fluctuations

up

to

+1

O"h of the

nominal voltage

oTemperature

: +10

to 36'C

(50

to

96.8'F)

o

Relative Humidity

:

0

to

80%

up to

30"C

(86'F)

oTransient

overvoltages

typically

present

on

the

MAINS

supply.

Note:

The

normal level

of

transient

overvoltages

is

impulse

withstand

(overvoltage)

category

ll

of

IEC

60364-4-443.

.Applicable

RATED POLLUTION

degree

Filters

and

Applications

Filter

I

Application

ll4Wavelength test

plate

I

The

quarter-wave

test

plate

is made from

a

birefringent

crystal

that

produces

a

phase-shift

of one-quarter cycle

between

the elements of

light

passing

through it.

The

quarter-wave

wave

plate

can be used

to convert

linearly

polarized

light to

circularly

polarized

light.

Quartz

Wedge

I

A

quartz

wedge is

a

semi-quantitative compensator made

aka

"Sensitive

Tint"

or

"Gypsum

Plate"

I

with

polarized

light microscopes in

determining

the

head. lt

can only be used

with the 40X

objective and

when

engaged, convergent

light

is used to

observe

what is

called

an

"lnterference

Figure".

i

from

quartz

that is cut

with

an elongated

wedge

angle.

I

Quartz

wedges are commonly employed for

qualitative

I

retardation measurements

ol

petrographic

specimens

(rock

I

and

mineral thin sections) and other birefringent materials

I

whose

retardation value falls within

the

wedge limits.

I

First Order Red Compensating

Plate

]

First

Order

Red

(Full

Wave)

Compensating

Plates

are used

I

properties

of birefringent materials. The compensator covers

j

1

order, approximately 550nm.

Bertrand Lens

I

Th"

a"rtr"nd Lens is found immediately

below

the

viewing

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