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The Olympus U TR 30 2 Trinocular Viewing Head (model U-TR30-2) is a trinocular observation tube for Olympus BX, CX, and MX series microscopes with a 30° viewing angle. The U-TR30-2 provides a three-position light path selector (100% to eyepieces, 100% to camera, split) for flexible viewing and imaging.[1][2]
The Olympus U TR 30 2 is a trinocular viewing head for microscopes. The head is manufactured by Olympus. The U TR 30 2 is also known by the model number U-TR30-2.[3][4][5][2]
The U TR 30 2 is a trinocular photo tube with a 30° viewing angle. The pupillary distance is adjustable from 50 to 76 mm. The head has a dioptre adjustment on the left side of ±5 dioptres. The U TR 30 2 is designed for use with WHN10x/22 and WHN10x-H/22 eyepieces. The head includes a beam splitter with three positions: 100/0, 20/80, and 0/100.[1]
The U TR 30 2 trinocular head features a three-position light path selector. The three positions are: 100% to eyepieces, 100% to camera, and a split configuration for concurrent observation and documentation. The head has a dedicated camera port for imaging systems. The U TR 30 2 is compatible with Olympus BX, CX, and MX series microscopes.[2]
| Designation | Generation | Vintage | Changes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| U-TR30-2-2 | — | — | SP version (trinocular tube with unknown specific features) | micro-pro.com[1] |
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The U TR 30 2 has a 30° viewing angle.[1]
The pupillary distance is adjustable from 50 to 76 mm.[1]
The beam splitter has three positions: 100/0, 20/80, and 0/100.[1]
The head is designed for use with WHN10x/22 and WHN10x-H/22 eyepieces.[1]
The U-TR30-2 is compatible with Olympus BX, CX, and MX series microscopes.[2]
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