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Proper Citation: Zeiss: SteREO Discovery.V12 (RRID:SCR_027509)
Description: Microscope patented optics are setting new standards in modular common main objective stereomicroscopy. Thanks to higher resolution and significantly increased contrast, they provide 20% more image information – in addition to 3D images. The innovative operating concept SyCoP (Systems Control Panel) combines all essential functions of stereomicroscope in single handy operating unit. Used particularly for applications in materials research, quality control, biology and medical research.
Synonyms: SteREO Discovery.V12
Resource Type: instrument resource
Keywords: microscope, stereomicroscopy, Systems Control Panel, 3D images,
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