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Michael Doppler , MSc

Michael Doppler

Michael Doppler ist Verkaufsleiter für den öffentlichen Sektor in Osteuropa, dem Nahen Osten und Afrika.

Er studierte Mineralogie und Wirtschaftsgeologie in Heidelberg und erhielt 1990 seinen Master of Science (MSc). Von 1990 bis 1996 arbeitete er als wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter an der Mineralogischen Abteilung der Universität Genf/Schweiz.

Von 1996 bis heute war er in verschiedenen Positionen im Vertrieb und als Application Manager in der Schweiz, in Europa und bei Distributoren für Leica Microsystems tätig. Er ist in Heerbrugg, Schweiz, ansässig.

Image of a Siemens star, where the diameter of the 1st black line circle is 10 mm and the 2nd is 20 mm, taken via an eyepiece of a M205 A stereo microscope. The rectangles represent the field of view (FOV) of a Leica digital camera when installed with various C-mounts (red 0.32x, blue 0.5x, green 0.63x).

Understanding Clearly the Magnification of Microscopy

To help users better understand the magnification of microscopy and how to determine the useful range of magnification values for digital microscopes, this article provides helpful guidelines.
Inspection microscope image of a printed circuit board (PCB) taken with a ring light (RL) and near vertical illumination (NVI).

Microscope Illumination for Industrial Applications

Inspection microscope users can obtain information from this article which helps them choose the optimal microscope illumination or lighting system for inspection of parts or components.
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How to Boost your Microelectronic Component Inspection Performance

Do you need to see more when inspecting silicon wafers or MEMS? Would you like to get sharp and detailed sample images which are similar to those from electron microscopes? Watch this free webinar…

How to Use a Digital Microscope to Streamline Inspection Processes

Watch this webinar for inspiration and expert advice on how to make quality control simpler, quicker, and easier. Learn how to perform comprehensive visual inspection, including comparison,…
Basalt imaged with crossed polarizers

Digital Microscopy in Earth Science

Classical polarized light (compound) microscopes can only be used for prepared samples, because the working distance they offer is insufficient for whole samples. This means that thicker and bigger…

Digital Microscopy in Forensics

Forensic experts work with a broad range of microscopes to examine evidence from firearms and tool marks, documents, forensic or legal medicine, hair and fibers as well as glass and paint. Digital…
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