Name: Plugable USB 2.0 Digital Microscope with Flexible Arm Observation Stand for Windows, Mac, Linux (2 MP, 250x Magnification).
SKU: 399215

Product Details ＋

● Useful and fun for students, collectors, testers, and anyone interested in exploring the microscopic world.
● 2.0 Megapixels, up to 250x magnification (Note: Final magnification corresponds to monitor size)
● Uses a webcam chipset and sensor to support nearly any operating system using standard webcam software. Users with an Oculus Rift may require additional setup. ● LED halo light with brightness adjustment control. Flexible arm stand with observation pad includes graduated marks for easy measurement.
● Optional software for Windows and OS X adds additional features. Not compatible with iOS devices.

Product Description

Explore the world at the microscopic level with Plugable's Digital USB Microscope!

Great for kids, hobbyists, and professionals, the Plugable 250x USB 2.0 Digital Microscope allows you to work quickly and effectively at the microscopic level. Common uses include classroom exploration, stamp or coin analysis, micro-soldering, garden parasite identification, and much more. This adaptable tool can be used either with the included stand for lower magnifications, handheld for quick point-and-click inspection, or placed directly on subjects for the highest magnifications. The rugged plastic body makes it ideal for children, classrooms, or industrial applications.

Specifications

USB 2.0 Interface, 4ft cable
0x-250x Magnification Range
4 Dimmable LEDs (diffused) for Lighting
1600x1200 Snapshots, 640x480 Video
CMOS Sensor
EtronTech eSP570A Controller

Features


Built-In Lighting The Microscope includes built-in LEDs that can be dialed through a range of brightness levels to properly illuminate your subject. Unlike many other USB microscopes, these LEDs shine through a diffuser to combat glare. This is especially useful when viewing reflective objects like coins. Instead of harsh glare, the diffuser gives even light distribution across the object being viewed.	Capacitive Capture Button We used a capacitive touch button to initiate image capture rather than a physical push button. When observing small objects at microscopic levels, a small bump can offset an image to an imperceptible state. With a capacitive button, the lightest touch snaps a blur-free image. Image capture can also be initiated from within the downloadable companion software, along with video or configurable time-lapse capture.	Versatile Stand Easily analyze the surface of objects large and small at any angle by positioning the flexible gooseneck precisely where you want it. With a suction cup mount and a graduated observation stage, you can attach the microscope to any smooth surface and use the various graduation marks to measure specimens. If the stand doesn't quite meet your needs, no problem! All fittings have 1/4"-20 TPI threads, which almost all camera mounts use. Create your own stand for your specific purpose.

Compatibility

Windows

USB Video Class (UVC) support is built in to all versions of Windows from XP and above. This includes Windows 10, 8.1/8, 7, Vista, and XP. Companion software is available on our website that allows finer control of the device, or any other video capture software can be used.

macOS and OS X

Mac computers with OS versions 10.4.2 and above have built-in support for USB Video Class (UVC) devices. Companion software is available on our website that allows finer control of the device, or you can use any video capture software, including Photo Booth (with limitations).

Linux

Linux distributions with kernels 2.6.26 and above have built-in support for USB Video Class (UVC) devices. Works on Raspberry Pi with Raspbian Jessie. We recommend using Cheese or GTK UVC Viewer.

Chrome and Android

Works on all Chrome OS devices with the built-in Camera application. Many newer Android devices support the microscope using an OTG cable and a viewing application. Select Android devices many not, and it's up to the device manufacturer to support external cameras.

iOS

iOS devices (iPhones, iPads) are not compatible with external cameras.


40x Magnification Start by viewing objects at 40x magnification with Plugable's Digital Microscope. Image above captures a real time view of a 1in x 3in calibration slide. Look to the next image to see the line resolution calibration at 250x.	250x Magnification Get a closer view of the calibration slide. Adjust to 250x magnification with the clear spacing shield on the microscope touching a calibration slide to see details microscopic to the human eye.	In the Box Microscope body Observation stage Suction cup Gooseneck C-clip Quick start guide