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ISO 19056-1:2015
Microscopes — Definition and measurement of illumination properties — Part 1: Image brightness and uniformity in bright field microscopy
Automatically translated name:
Microscopes -- Definition and measurement of illumination properties -- Part 1: Image brightness and uniformity in bright field microscopy
STANDARD published on 18.9.2015
The information about the standard:
Designation standards: ISO 19056-1:2015
Publication date standards: 18.9.2015
SKU: NS-615964
The number of pages: 5
Approximate weight : 15 g (0.03 lbs)
Country: International technical standard
Category: Technical standards ISO
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Annotation of standard text ISO 19056-1:2015 :
Description / Abstract: ISO 19056-1:2015 specifies procedures for the measurement of image brightness and uniformity for bright field light microscopy. These measurements for image brightness and uniformity are defined in image planes or intermediate image planes only, when these planes are suitable for detection by electronic imaging devices. ISO 19056-1:2015 defines how image brightness and uniformity are measured and how this information is provided to the user. NOTE The scope is intentionally limited to electronic imaging devices and (intermediate) image planes. The visual observation by means of eyepieces would require a different measurement procedure and hence result in unambiguities in the description of measurement procedures. Nevertheless, this part of ISO 19056 will give useful estimates for the image brightness with visual observation as in this case, an eyepiece is used to observe an intermediate image plane (which is under the scope of this part of ISO 19056).
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