Reflected-Light Kohler Illumination Module IMK-75R
JCOPTIX reflected-light Köhler modules place multiple lenses in a precision-designed tube. Positioning the objective's back focal plane at the module working distance gives uniform sample illumination and eliminates source-image effects. A field stop limits the imaging field and stray light; an aperture stop controls beam diameter and flux to balance resolution and depth of field. Modular, preassembled construction and uniform illumination within the working-distance range suit reflection microscopy and other applications. The design does not account for a 0.17 mm coverslip; contact technical support for customization. Series supplement: working-distance options are 145-155 mm, 120-130 mm, 95-105 mm, and 70-80 mm. Compatible with JCOPTIX 1-inch mechanics, the assembled module is ready to use. The supplied text does not identify model-to-distance correspondence; do not assign by suffix or list order.
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| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Optical Power Density (Reference Value) | 3.48 mW/mm² |
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