Automated Upright Microscope System for Life Science Research Leica DM5000 B

Automated transmitted light axis

Features an automated transmitted light axis for all known transmitted light techniques, including Leica Microsystems’ unique, fully automated DIC with one touch of a button all system components automatically move into the light path and the fine adjustments for objective prisms are stored for each objective for reproducibility and excellent image quality.

Contrast Manager and Light Manager work together to automatically adjust the light intensity, field diaphragm, and aperture diaphragm for the best image quality.   

The Leica‘s patented Constant Color Intensity Control (CCIC) maintains constant color temperature when changing the light intensity- always the same color of the image and the white balance that is normally required for digital camera use is now a thing of a past.

Automated fluorescence axis

The fully automated fluorescence axis with apochromatically-corrected optical path provides high contrast, brilliant images at a touch of a button:

• motorized 5 or 8-position filter cube turret, motorized field diaphragm and fast motorized shutter
• patented Fluorescence Intensity Management (Leica FIM)
• optionally motorized Excitation Manager (patented) and fast Internal Filter Wheel (Leica IFW) for multiple fluorescences

Leica’s unique Zero Pixel Shift filter cube technology ensures perfect image alignment of multiple fluorescence proteins.

Fluorescence Intensity Manager

Leica Microsystems’ unique patented Fluorescence Intensity Manager (FIM) provides fast, accurate, and reproducible adjustment of fluorescence light intensiy to effectively protect the specimen from photo bleaching. FIM remembers the setting for each filter cube - for fast and absolutely reproducible results.

Reproducible results

The microscope’s settings can be saved and restored at any time to ensure reproducible results.

Intuitive operation

The Leica SmartTouch touchscreen or free programmable function buttons located behind the focus knobs controls the microscope conveniently and intuitively.