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0035235-003 MMD HeadversusLV100ND

KLA 0035235-003 MMD Head, Nikon LV100ND, side by side. Every value shown is drawn from the cited encyclopedia entries.

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LV100NDNikon
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CategoryMetrology & InspectionMetrology & Inspection
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FamilyKLA 0035235-003 MMD HeadNikon LV100ND
Cited variants—
  • ECLIPSE LV100NDA LED[1]
  • ECLIPSE LV100ND POL/DS[2]
Specifications
ConfigurationTSTD PCB ASSY, MMD MEAS HEAD[3]—
Model0035235-003[3]—
MakeKLA[3]—
Part DescriptionTSTD PCB ASSY, MMD MEAS HEAD[3]—
Compatible SystemKLA AIT-XP[3]—
Microscope type—Optical microscope[4]
Lighting—Top and bottom lighting using LED white light with adjustable intensity[4]
Objectives—5X, 10X, 20X, 50X, and 100X Plan Fluor high numerical aperture lenses[4]
Brightfield / darkfield—10X Ultra Wide Field brightfield and darkfield for all five lenses[4]
DIC—Selectable Nomarski Differential Interference Contrast for top-down lighting only[4]
Stage—6" x 4" XY stage with glass plate[4]
Condenser—Abbe condenser[4]
Camera—DS-Ri2 Nikon camera, high definition 18 megapixel[4]
Software—Nikon NIS-Elements D Software[4]
Instrument count and locations—Two microscopes in the Flexible Cleanroom and two in the Nanopatterning Cleanroom[4]
Eyepiece—10X Ultra Wide Field[4]
Illumination—Top and bottom lighting using LED white light with adjustable intensity[4]
Optical system—CFI60 infinity[5]
Focusing—Coaxial coarse/fine focus knob; focus stroke 30 mm; coarse 14 mm per rotation; fine 0.1 mm per rotation; minimum reading in 1 μm increments[5]
Tube—P-TT3 trinocular tube for polarizing microscopy with eyepiece rotation prevention protrusions on the right side[5]
Power consumption—1.2 A/75 W[5]
Contrast techniques—Episcopic and diascopic optical contrast techniques[1]
Application—Material inspection in many industrial applications[1]

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Sources (5)Every fact above is drawn from these public sources
  1. [1]industry.nikon.comindustry.nikon.com
  2. [2]microscope.healthcare.nikon.commicroscope.healthcare.nikon.com
  3. [3]inventory listing
  4. [4]snsf.stanford.edusnsf.stanford.edu
  5. [5]microscope.healthcare.nikon.commicroscope.healthcare.nikon.com