Stereomikroskoobid
Stereomikroskoobid, also known as dissecting microscopes or stereo microscopes, are optical instruments that provide a three-dimensional magnified image of a specimen. Unlike compound microscopes, which use a single objective lens to create a magnified, flat image, stereomicroscopes employ two separate optical paths, each with its own objective lens and eyepiece. This binocular design allows each eye to view the specimen from a slightly different angle, producing a stereoscopic effect that reveals depth and texture.
The primary advantage of stereomicroscopes is their ability to observe relatively large and opaque objects, such
Stereomikroskoobid are commonly used in educational settings for biology labs, in industry for quality control and