Description
Fully coded and semi-automated. The Leica DM4 P automatically detects which contrast method and objective are being used. This provides valuable consistency and reproducibility for your research. Manual diaphragm setting is no longer required, either in the transmitted light or incident light method. Light intensity automatically adjusts to the objective. Image brightness remains constant when switching objectives, which eliminates glare. The Leica DM4 P transmitted and incident light axis are now equipped with state-of-the art high-power LED illumination, contrastable to 100 W halogen lamp. The long lifetime LED with at least 50.000 h is suitable for all incident and transmitted light contrasting methods. By the constant color temperature at all light intensity levels the object appears always at its real color.
Objective turret: 6x (M25), centerable, absolute encoded
Objectives: HiPlan POL, NPlan POL, PL Fluotar POL, Inmersion Objetives
Contrast method Changeover: Motorized
Transmitted light: Orthoscopy, Conoscopy, Brightfield, Phase contrast, DIC, Darkfield
Incident light: Brightfield, DIC, Fluorescence
Conoscopy: Fully integrated conoscopy beam path, additional 1.6x mag. changer, coded User guidance with display feedback Advanced conoscopy module (manual)
Transmitted light axis Illumination operation: High power LED Motorized, Integrated illumination manager
Incident light axis: Motorized, High power LED Integrated illumination manager, round and rectangular field diaphragms for ocular or camera observation
Condensers: Motorized
Focus drive: Manual (Motorized on request)
If you want to do everything in polarization microscopy, you can with the Leica DM4 P.
Store and recall information with coded components
When you change objectives, illumination intensity and aperture settings are recalled with the Illumination Intensity Control and Contrast Manager.
Acquired images are always calibrated due to the coded nosepiece.
Identify interesting structures
With the large 25-mm field of view you get a perfect overview.
A lower magnification rather than the detailed view often reveals the specific information you need just think of flow or deformation structures or zonation by cooling processes.
Best of Both Illuminations
You can configure the Leica DM4 P with LED illumination either for transmitted light or incident light or with LED for both transmitted light an incident light in one go.
Incident light is mandatory for all who perform reflectivity measurements, for example looking at ores or coal.
Transmitted light is required for birefringence measurements, for example in inspection of geological thin sections, polymer foils, or drugs.
For specific applications such as in geological research, both are necessary.
When the microscope is equipped for both incident and transmitted light, the associated objective, that is with or without cover glass correction, should be used from magnification >,10x.
Investigate Optical Properties
Conoscopy is used to investigate interference figures. Their shape and the modifcation achieved by compensators yields information about the optical properties of the investigated material. You can determine the number of optical axis, the angle(s) of optical axis and the optical character of the material.
The Leica DM4 P is ideally suited to conoscopy:
Strain-free objectives with high magnification and high numerical aperture are a must for this application.
Use special 63x Leica objectives that fulfill the highest requirements of polarization class 5 to obtain optimal results.
Flexible according to your tasks, safe and easy in operation through coded functionalities for research, inexperienced operators, or multiple-user environments
Coded 6-fold centerable nosepiece
Illumination and contrast management for reproducible results
Coded conoscopy with 1.6x magnification changer
LED illumination
Status display
360° rotating stage with and without 45°click stop
Strain-free optics
Broad range of polarization equipment
Fixed and variable compensators according to DIN 58879
