Microscopy
- Upright microscopes;
- Inverted microscopes;
- Stereomicroscopes;
- Digital microscopes;
- Microscopes for materials science;
- Comparison microscopes;
- Confocal microscopes;
- Micropreparation scanners;
- Digital cameras;
- Software.
Microscopy is a study using a magnifier – a microscope – of objects that are rather small in size, the structure and nuances of which cannot be disassembled without the use of special optical equipment.
Quantum radiation of various types (visible range, ultraviolet or X-ray), as well as elementary particle flows (electron flow) passing or reflected from an object, are used in microscopes to obtain magnified images. Therefore, there are several varieties of the microscopic method: light, ultraviolet, x-ray, electron microscopy. The most common are light and electron microscopy.