JPH0259710A - Object optical microscope - Google Patents
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Abstract
Description
【発明の詳細な説明】
〔発明の目的〕
（産業上の利用分野）
本発明はグラスファイバー、プラスチックスファイバー
等によって光源からの光をレンズ周辺や検体周辺等所望
の位置に顕微鏡本体と一体化した形で屈折自在に誘導す
る事により、顕微鏡を自由自在に移動操作し、従来は不
可能であるか極めて困難であった場所の実物顕鏡作業を
簡単に実現すると共に、小型カメラを装着し遠距離位置
へのテレビカメラに画像を転送しかつ必要な画面をプリ
ントする事ができるようにした事を特徴とする実物光学
顕微鏡に関するものである。[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Objective of the Invention] (Industrial Application Field) The present invention integrates light from a light source into a microscope body at a desired position, such as around a lens or around a specimen, using glass fibers, plastic fibers, etc. By guiding the microscope in a refracting manner, the microscope can be moved and operated freely, making it easy to perform actual microscope work in locations that were previously impossible or extremely difficult. This invention relates to an actual optical microscope characterized by being able to transfer images to a television camera located at a long distance and to print the necessary screen.
（発明が解決しようとする問題点）
本発明は動植物、鉱物、繊維、食品等々のあらゆる顕鏡
活動の際に、顕鏡しようとする被検物そのもの＼姿を検
体片として採取加工する事なしに約４００倍程度の倍率
まで、空気、ガス等の気中や水、塩水能の液中等の諸環
境の中で平面的にも立体的にも顕鏡できるようにすると
共に狭隘部や遠隔操作を要する部分についても簡単に顕
鏡する事ができるようにしたものである。又、狭隘部や
遠隔操作を要する部分の画像をテレビ画面に転送したり
、必要に応じてプリントしたりする機能をも実現するも
のである。(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) The present invention does not require the specimen itself to be collected and processed as a specimen piece during microscopy activities of animals, plants, minerals, fibers, foods, etc. It is possible to use a microscope up to approximately 400x magnification both in two-dimensional and three-dimensional environments in various environments such as air, gas, water, and liquids such as salt water, as well as in narrow spaces and by remote control. This makes it possible to easily view parts that require microscopic examination. It also realizes the function of transmitting images of narrow spaces or areas requiring remote control to a television screen, or printing them as necessary.
即ち、従来は高い倍率による実物のま＼での顕鏡は不可
能か極めて困難であった場所での実体の顕鏡活動を実現
するものであろう
（従来の技術）
従来の光学顕微鏡では、顕鏡の際、被検物から検体片を
採取加工し、これを顕鏡面白に乗せて検体片の下方より
透過光線を照射する方法が一般的であり、顕鏡活動は極
めて制限される。In other words, it will be possible to perform microscopy activities in places where it would have been impossible or extremely difficult to microscopy the real object at high magnification (conventional technology).With conventional optical microscopes, During microscopy, a common method is to collect a specimen from an object, place it on a microscope surface, and irradiate the specimen with transmitted light from below, which severely limits microscopy activities.
又、単純な拡大鏡の形で実物を直接的に顕鏡する機能を
有するものは存在するが、それ等は外部光を使用するか
、光源を別途に使用するかするので、これも又、その顕
鏡活動は極めて制限される。Also, there are simple magnifying glasses that have the function of directly viewing the actual object, but they either use external light or a separate light source, so these also Its microscopic activity is extremely limited.
即ち、気体中、液体中で平面的にも立体的にも自在に使
用したり、狭隘部分に挿入して使用したり遠隔操作で使
用したりする事ができるような自在性を有する光学顕微
鏡は存在しない。In other words, optical microscopes have the flexibility of being able to be used in gases or liquids in both a two-dimensional and three-dimensional view, inserted into narrow spaces, and used remotely. not exist.
（問題点を解決する為の手段）
本発明は、その目的を実現する為に次の主要技術によっ
て構成する。(Means for Solving the Problems) The present invention is constituted by the following main technologies in order to realize the object.
（１）その第１は、グラスファイバー、透明プラスチッ
クファイバー等の光ファイバーによって光源からの一次
光を屈折自在に顕微鏡の鏡筒部下部に−まで誘導する。(1) The first method is to refractably guide the primary light from the light source to the lower part of the lens barrel of the microscope using an optical fiber such as a glass fiber or a transparent plastic fiber.
（２）次に、鏡筒中心下部に配置した対物レンズの外周
を取り巻くように光ファイノ（−の端末を設置し、被検
体に対して上部の各れの方向からも均一に光を照射でき
るようにする。(2) Next, the optical fin (-) terminal is installed so as to surround the outer periphery of the objective lens placed at the bottom of the center of the lens barrel, allowing light to be uniformly irradiated onto the subject from each direction at the top. Do it like this.
（３）第３は、光ファイバーの端末から出た一次光を受
ける事が出来るように光ファイノ（−の端末に上下相対
するように光ファイバーの端末の更に下方に、光拡散装
置を取付は顕鏡に適する二次光を得られるようにする。(3) Thirdly, in order to receive the primary light emitted from the end of the optical fiber, a light diffusing device is installed further below the end of the optical fiber so that it is vertically opposite to the end of the optical fiber (-). to obtain secondary light suitable for
（４）第４には、顕鏡の際の必要倍率に応じて対物レン
ズから被検体に接する対接物面までの距離を一定間隔に
固定する事により、一般の光学顕微鏡に装着されている
微動調節機構を無くする。即ち必要倍率に応じて対物レ
ンズを取シ換える事により距離を調節する。従って、顕
鏡作業の際には、対接物面を被検体に軽く押接する事だ
けで、必要な焦点を得る事が出来る。(4)Fourthly, the distance from the objective lens to the object surface in contact with the subject is fixed at a constant interval according to the required magnification during microscopy, so that it can be mounted on a general optical microscope. Eliminates fine adjustment mechanism. That is, the distance is adjusted by changing the objective lens according to the required magnification. Therefore, during microscope work, the necessary focus can be obtained simply by lightly pressing the object surface against the subject.
（５）又、光照射効果を高める為に光ファイバーの端末
部分を対接物面の中心点に対して集中せしめるべく２°
から５°程度、鏡筒中心線に対して傾斜せしめる。(5) Also, in order to enhance the light irradiation effect, the end portion of the optical fiber should be focused at 2 degrees with respect to the center point of the object surface.
It is tilted about 5 degrees from the center line of the lens barrel.
（６）鏡筒上部には、接眼鏡か小型カメラの装着部を開
設する。(6) At the top of the lens barrel, provide a mounting area for an eyepiece or small camera.
（７） ＊部外周部には遠隔操作ハンドルを着脱自在
に装着できるようにして、液体中や狭隘部の顕鏡を可能
ならしめる。(7) *A remote control handle can be detachably attached to the outer periphery of the unit, making it possible to use the microscope in liquids or in narrow spaces.
（８） 虜′滝部上部にＣ，（！、Ｄ （Ｃｋｍｒｇ
ｅ ＣｏｕｐｌｅＤθｖｉｃｅ ） 等の小型カメ
ラを装着した場合は、小型カメラの画像を信号ケーブル
によってカメラ制御器からテレビジョンへと転送し画面
を得る。(8) C, (!, D (Ckmrg
When a small camera such as eCoupleDθvice) is attached, the image of the small camera is transferred from the camera controller to the television via a signal cable to obtain a screen.
（９） カメラ制御器、テレビジョン、ビデオプリン
ターを一体化し、必要な画面については、その都度プリ
ントアウトできるようにシステム構成する。(9) The camera controller, television, and video printer will be integrated, and the system will be configured so that necessary screens can be printed out each time.
ａＯｔ 本発明による実物顕微鏡は、上記諸技術によ
って構成する為に、粗動装置、微動装置、鏡台等が排除
され鏡筒のみの形態となる。この為により巾広い環境に
適応した顕鏡作業を実現する事ができる。aOt Since the real microscope according to the present invention is constructed using the above-mentioned techniques, coarse movement devices, fine movement devices, mirror stands, etc. are eliminated, and the microscope only has a lens barrel. Therefore, it is possible to perform microscope work that is suitable for a wider range of environments.
（作用効果）
本発明による作用効果は
（１） 鏡台、粗動焦点装置等の周辺装置をなくし鏡
筒のみとすると共に光ファイバーにより、光を誘導する
ようにした為に鏡筒を自在に移動する事が可能となり、
食品産業におけるベルトコンベアーの裏側、同諸機械の
陰の部分ひとや動物の毛根等々従来現状のま＼では顕鏡
作業が不可能か極めて固層であった部分についての生菌
雑菌や毛根の変移等を顕鏡する事ができる。(Operations and Effects) The functions and effects of the present invention are as follows: (1) Peripheral devices such as a mirror stand and a coarse focusing device are eliminated and only the lens barrel is used, and light is guided by optical fibers, so the lens barrel can be moved freely. things become possible,
Changes in viable germs and hair roots in areas that were previously impossible to work with a microscope or were extremely solid, such as the back of conveyor belts in the food industry, the behind-the-scenes parts of machinery, human and animal hair roots, etc. etc. can be viewed through a microscope.
（２）対物レンズと被検体の対接物面との距４を固定化
して、所望の倍率を実現できる機構とした為に作業者は
鏡筒先端を被検体に対して軽く押接する動作のみによっ
て顕鏡を行う事ができる。(2) Since the distance 4 between the objective lens and the object surface of the object to be examined is fixed and the mechanism is designed to achieve the desired magnification, the operator only needs to lightly push the tip of the lens barrel against the object to be examined. You can perform microscopy by.
（３）小型カメラを含む鏡筒全体を気密とし、遠隔操作
ハンドルをつけ、かつ耐蝕性の高い材質を用いる事によ
り、各種液槽内部、金属焼入炉の雰囲気内、海中、汚泥
物中等極めて広範囲の顕鏡活動が可能となる。(3) By making the entire lens barrel, including the small camera, airtight, equipped with a remote control handle, and using highly corrosion-resistant materials, it can be A wide range of microscopy activities becomes possible.
（４）小型カメラからテレビ画面へと信号を転送する事
により、上記（３）項の各環境下における現況及びその
変化を４００倍程庇取内の高倍率によって遠距離からリ
アルタイムで把握する事ができる。(4) By transmitting signals from a small camera to a TV screen, it is possible to grasp the current situation and its changes in each of the environments mentioned in (3) above in real time from a long distance using a high magnification of about 400x. Can be done.
（５）更に必要な画面を使用倍率のま＼でプリントアウ
トする事ができる等、数多くの高度な有用性を実現する
事ができる。(5) Furthermore, it is possible to realize a number of highly useful functions, such as being able to print out necessary screens at the same magnification as used.
（実施例） 本発明の実施例を第１図から第３図によって説明する。(Example) Embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 3.
第１図は、顕微鏡の外観図であり、■は光フアイバーケ
ーブルで、グラス゛ノアイバーや透明度の優れたプラス
チックファイバーを多本数結束し、外周をフレキシブル
チューブで保護しである。■はライトガイドで本実施例
によると、多本数に結束された光ファイバーをほぼ９０
’に曲げつ＼鏡筒の円周にほぼ等間隔に配列し、更に鏡
筒下部へと配線する機能を有する。Figure 1 is an external view of the microscope. ① is an optical fiber cable, which consists of a large number of glass fibers or highly transparent plastic fibers tied together, and the outer periphery of the cable is protected by a flexible tube. ■ is a light guide, and according to this embodiment, approximately 90 optical fibers are bundled together.
It has the function of arranging wires at approximately equal intervals around the circumference of the lens barrel and further wiring them to the bottom of the lens barrel.
■は鏡筒外壁であり、耐蝕性を持たせる場合は用途に応
じてステンレス鋼を使用したり、プラスチック表面を、
チタンセラミック等各種の耐蝕材で無電解メツキ法や、
真空イオン蒸着法等によって処理する。■ is the outer wall of the lens barrel. Depending on the application, stainless steel or plastic surfaces may be used to provide corrosion resistance.
Electroless plating method using various corrosion-resistant materials such as titanium ceramic,
Process by vacuum ion deposition method etc.
■は鏡筒先端カバーであり、通常は鏡筒外壁と同種の材
料によって成形する。又、下部が接物面となる。■は被
検体である。■ is the lens barrel tip cover, which is usually molded from the same material as the lens barrel outer wall. Also, the lower part becomes the contact surface. ■ is the subject.
■は遠隔操作用把手取付リングであり、■は遠隔操作用
把手である。■はケーブルガイドであり、Ｏ，Ｏ，Ｄ
（Ｃｈａｒｑｅ Ｃｏｕｐｌｅ Ｄｅｖｉｃｅ ）小型
カメラ■の信号ケーブル＠や、光フアイバーケーブルの
を固定する。■は締結リングである。■ is a remote control handle attachment ring, and ■ is a remote control handle. ■ is a cable guide, O, O, D
(Charqe Couple Device) Fix the signal cable of the small camera ■ or the optical fiber cable. ■ is a fastening ring.
第２図は鏡筒内部断面図であり、＠は光拡散装置であり
当実施例では鏡筒先端カバー〇と一体に成型しである。FIG. 2 is a sectional view of the inside of the lens barrel, and @ is a light diffusing device, which in this embodiment is molded integrally with the lens barrel tip cover 〇.
■は接物面であり、鏡筒先端カバー〇の下部面を研磨し
て構成する。■ is the contact surface, which is constructed by polishing the lower surface of the lens barrel tip cover 〇.
＠は接吻透明板であり、光の通過口であると同時にこの
部分での鏡筒内の気密機能を果す■は対物レンズ、＠は
対物レンズ枠、■は対・物レンズ化めリングであり、必
要倍率によって対物レンズを交換する。■は鏡筒内筒で
あり、対物レンズを装着すると共に、鏡筒外壁■との間
に光ファイバーのを通す。■は１次光であり、光ファイ
バーによって光源から送られて来るが、このま＼では顕
鏡に適さない従って光拡散装置＠を通過せしめて拡故光
■として利用する。［Ｆ］は光ファイバー端末固定装置
であり、鏡筒外壁■と鏡筒白滝■との間に取付ける。＠ is a kissing transparent plate, which acts as a light passage hole and also serves as an airtight seal inside the lens barrel.■ is an objective lens, @ is an objective lens frame, and ■ is a ring that converts into an objective lens. , change the objective lens depending on the required magnification. ■ is the inner barrel of the lens barrel, in which the objective lens is attached and an optical fiber is passed between it and the outer wall of the lens barrel (■). ① is the primary light, which is sent from the light source by an optical fiber, but it is not suitable for a microscope in this state, so it is passed through a light diffusion device and used as the diffused light ①. [F] is an optical fiber terminal fixing device, which is installed between the lens barrel outer wall ■ and the lens barrel Shirataki ■.
第３図は、光ファイバー端末固定装置■の拡大図であり
、光ファイバーのは円形をなす鏡尚中心に対して集光傾
斜角０を有するようにして固定する。本実施例の場合傾
斜角θは約２゜〜５°である。FIG. 3 is an enlarged view of the optical fiber terminal fixing device (2), in which the optical fiber is fixed in such a manner that the optical fiber has a condensing inclination angle of 0 with respect to the center of a circular mirror. In this embodiment, the inclination angle θ is about 2° to 5°.
第４図は顕鏡画像を取９出す為のシステム構成図であり
、０（３Ｄ小型カメラ■でとらえた影像は信号ケーブル
■からカメラ制御器信号入力部■を介してカメラ制御器
■へ転送される濁は制御器上面である。＠はカメラ制御
器信号出力部であり、カメラ制御器信号出力ケープル［
相］を介してビデオプリンター［相］へ入力される。Figure 4 is a system configuration diagram for taking out a microscope image.0 (The image captured by the 3D small camera ■ is transferred from the signal cable ■ to the camera controller ■ via the camera controller signal input section ■. The turbidity that appears is on the top of the controller. @ is the camera controller signal output section, and the camera controller signal output cable [
input to the video printer [phase] via [phase].
更にビデオプリンター信号出カケープル［相］を介して
テレビジョン■へと送信され影像画面として出力される
。■はＡＣアダプター、■はコンセントであって、カメ
ラ制御器用パワーとしてＡａｔｏｏｖで入力される。ビ
デオプリンターとテレビジョンにも個別にＡＯｌｏｏｖ
でパワー人力される。Furthermore, the signal is transmitted to the television (2) via the video printer signal output cable and output as an image screen. ■ is an AC adapter, and ■ is an outlet, which is input by Aatoov as power for the camera controller. AOloov also for video printers and televisions separately
The power is human powered.
第１図は本発明に関わる顕微鏡本体の外観図であり第２
図は鏡筒内部を示す断面図である。
第３図は鏡筒内部のうち、光ファイバー端末固定装置の
拡大図であり、
第４図は顕鏡画像を取り出す為のシステム構成を示す図
である。FIG. 1 is an external view of the microscope main body related to the present invention, and FIG.
The figure is a sectional view showing the inside of the lens barrel. FIG. 3 is an enlarged view of the optical fiber terminal fixing device inside the lens barrel, and FIG. 4 is a diagram showing the system configuration for taking out a microscope image.
Claims (4)
光ファイバーを鏡筒下部に装着した対物レンズの周辺に
配置し、該光ファイバーの端末と上下相対する位置に曇
ガラス、有色プラスチック等で成型加工した光拡散装置
を取付け、鏡筒下方先端部には対物レンズ、光ファイバ
ー端末、光拡散装置の全体を内包しつゝ下端に接物面を
形成する形で構成した鏡筒先端カバーを装着して成る事
を特徴とした実物光学顕微鏡。(1) An optical fiber such as glass fiber or plastic fiber is placed around the objective lens attached to the bottom of the lens barrel, and a light diffusion device made of frosted glass, colored plastic, etc. is placed at a position vertically opposite to the end of the optical fiber. The lower tip of the lens barrel is equipped with a lens barrel tip cover that encloses the entire objective lens, optical fiber terminal, and light diffusion device, and forms a contact surface at the lower end. A real optical microscope.
光ファイバーを、鏡筒下部に装着した対物レンズの周辺
に配置し、該光ファイバーの端末と上下相対する位置に
、曇ガラス、有色プラスチック等で成型加工した光拡散
装置を取付け、鏡筒下方先端部には、対物レンズ、光フ
ァイバー端末、光拡散装置の全体を内包しつゝ、下端に
接物面を形成する形で構成した、鏡筒先端カバーを装着
すると共に、鏡筒及び鏡筒付帯品のいづれかの部分に遠
隔操作用の把手を取付けて成る事を特徴とした実物光学
顕微鏡。(2) Optical fibers such as glass fibers or plastic fibers are placed around the objective lens attached to the bottom of the lens barrel, and light diffusion is formed by molding frosted glass, colored plastic, etc. at positions that are vertically opposite to the ends of the optical fibers. The device is attached, and a lens barrel tip cover is attached to the lower tip of the lens barrel, which encloses the entire objective lens, optical fiber terminal, and light diffusion device, and forms a contact surface at the lower end. , an actual optical microscope characterized by having a handle for remote control attached to either part of the lens barrel or lens barrel accessories.
光ファイバーを、鏡筒下部に装着した対物レンズの周辺
に配置し、該光ファイバーの端末と上下相対する位置に
、曇ガラス、有色プラスチック等で成型加工した光拡散
装置を取付け、鏡筒下方先端部には、対物レンズ、光フ
ァイバー端末、光拡散装置の全体を内包しつゝ、下端に
接物面を形成する形で構成した、鏡筒先端カバーを装着
すると共に鏡筒上方先端部には、小型カメラを装置し、
該小型カメラ用制御器を介して、テレビジョンに顕鏡画
像を信号転送しつゝ、同時にビデオプリンターにも信号
転送する事ができるようにして成る事を特徴とした実物
光学顕微鏡。(3) Optical fibers such as glass fibers or plastic fibers are placed around the objective lens attached to the bottom of the lens barrel, and light diffusion is formed using frosted glass, colored plastics, etc. at positions that are vertically opposite to the ends of the optical fibers. The device is attached, and a lens barrel tip cover is attached to the lower tip of the lens barrel, which encloses the entire objective lens, optical fiber terminal, and light diffusion device, and forms a contact surface at the lower end. A small camera is installed at the upper tip of the lens barrel.
A physical optical microscope characterized in that it is capable of transmitting a signal of a microscope image to a television and simultaneously transmitting a signal to a video printer via the small camera controller.
光ファイバーを、鏡筒下部に装着した対物レンズの周辺
に配置し、該光ファイバーの端末と上下相対する位置に
、曇ガラス、有色プラスチック等で成型加工した光拡散
装置を取付け、鏡筒下方先端部には、対物レンズ、光フ
ァイバー端末、光拡散装置の全体を内包しつゝ、下端に
接物面を形成する形で構成した、鏡筒先端カバーを装着
すると共に鏡筒上方先端部には、小型カメラを装置し、
該小量カメラ用制御器を介して、テレビジョンに顕鏡画
像を信号転送しつゝ、同時にビデオプリンターにも信号
転送する事ができるようにし、小型カメラ周辺、光ファ
イバー入線部等、鏡筒周辺の総ての連結部をシーリング
して鏡筒内部を気密にしつゝ、鏡筒外部を耐蝕性処理す
るようにして成る実物光学顕微鏡。(4) Optical fibers such as glass fibers or plastic fibers are placed around the objective lens attached to the bottom of the lens barrel, and light diffusion is formed by molding fogged glass, colored plastic, etc. at positions that are vertically opposite to the ends of the optical fibers. The device is attached, and a lens barrel tip cover is attached to the lower tip of the lens barrel, which encloses the entire objective lens, optical fiber terminal, and light diffusion device, and forms a contact surface at the lower end. A small camera is installed at the upper tip of the lens barrel.
Through the small camera controller, signals can be transmitted from the microscope image to the television and at the same time to the video printer. A physical optical microscope that is constructed by sealing all the joints to make the inside of the lens barrel airtight, and applying corrosion-resistant treatment to the outside of the lens barrel.
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| Application Number | Priority Date | Filing Date | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| JP63209366A JPH0259710A (en) | 1988-08-25 | 1988-08-25 | Object optical microscope |
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|---|---|---|---|
| JP63209366A JPH0259710A (en) | 1988-08-25 | 1988-08-25 | Object optical microscope |
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| JPS5828712A (en) * | 1981-08-13 | 1983-02-19 | Olympus Optical Co Ltd | Optical system for illumination of dark viewfield |
| JPS59206812A (en) * | 1983-04-08 | 1984-11-22 | ドナルド・リバ−ス・エンソ− | Method of inspecting specimen through microscope and inversion microscope using same |
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| Publication number | Priority date | Publication date | Assignee | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| JPH04104117A (en) * | 1990-08-23 | 1992-04-06 | Toyo Kogaku Kogyo Kk | Actual object optical microscope |
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