This is the part where the observer looks through to see the magnified image of a sample

It can magnify the sample up to 10x its actual size

It is also called ocular lens

It holds the objective lenses

It can be rotated to shift from the scanner lens to the oil immersion objective lens

These lenses are responsible for magnifying the image of the object several times larger than its actual size

It controls the amount of light that will reach the sample

It focuses the light on the specimen

It reflects light from the light source to the sample

It supports the eyepiece and connects it to the revolving nosepiece

It is the handle where the user can carry the microscope from one place to another

It is the bottom of the microscope that acts as a support

This is a small platform where the glass slide is mounted

This is a pair of clips that secures the slide on the stage

It can move the stage up and down to adjust the distance of the sample to be observed

This knob is used when observing under the LPO

It is used to focus the sample even more

This knob is used when observing under the HPO