Olympus CX-23 Microscope Functions

The video tutorial introduces the Olympus CX23 compound microscope, commonly used in pathology and embryology labs. It covers the eyepiece with adjustable zoom, the four lenses ranging from 10x to 100x, and the stage with its fine and coarse adjustments. The tutorial explains the aperture and light settings, including how to adjust the light intensity for different lenses. It also discusses the condenser lens and power settings, highlighting the ease of use and quality of the microscope. The video concludes with a call to action to like and subscribe for more content.

What type of microscope is the Olympus CX-23?

• Electron microscope

• Digital microscope

• Compound microscope

• Stereo microscope

What is the magnification range of the eyepiece on the Olympus CX-23?

• 5x to 15x

• 10x to 20x

• 15x to 25x

• 20x to 30x

How many lenses does the Olympus CX-23 have?

• Two

• Three

• Four

• Five

Which lens magnification requires the use of oil immersion?

• 100x

• 40x

• 10x

• 20x

What is the purpose of the stage on the microscope?

• To adjust the light intensity

• To change the magnification

• To hold and move the specimen

• To power the microscope

How can the stage height be adjusted?

• Using the back knob

• Using the eyepiece

• Using the light adjustment

• Using the power button

What is the function of the aperture in the microscope?

• To adjust the stage height

• To change the eyepiece

• To set the light intensity

• To power the microscope

Which component controls the light intensity on the Olympus CX-23?

• Condenser lens

• Aperture

• Stage

• Eyepiece

What is the role of the condenser lens in the microscope?

• To adjust the stage

• To power the microscope

• To magnify the specimen

• To focus the light

What is the power source feature mentioned for the Olympus CX-23?

• It uses solar power

• It has a simple power source with no fuse

• It requires a fuse

• It has a built-in battery