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This is a very popular confocal module based on the spinning disc design. They are designed for either of these two microscopes:

Because it is spinning disc type, you do not need any special electronics and can view the image directly in the eyepiece. There is a built in sensor that outputs the image to a composite signal at the back BNC connector.

Optional “focus finder” attachment evidently does fancy autofocus

Nikon

eBay unit

Objectives:

  • 1 BD PlanAPo 100/0.90 Nikon Japan 190093
  • 1 BD Plan 60/0.80 210/0 Nikon 322933
  • 1 BD Plan 20/0.04 210/0 Nikon 421567
  • 1 BD Plan 10/0.25 210/0 Nikon 321658
  • 1 BD Plan 5/0.1 210/0 Nikon 431584

Markus Kammerstetter unit teardown (Nikon)

Images copyright him, released CC-BY

Setup overview:

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Internals:

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Disposition services (Nikon)

Nameplate:

Nikon
MODEL
OPTIPHOT-88
AC IN
100-120/220-240V
3/1.5A
50/60Hz
JAPAN

Overview:

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K2 ind confocal module:

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K2 rear / lamphouse:

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Misc:

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Lamp PS:

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Leitz

Disposition services (Leitz)

The Disposition Services units were very nice eand JM tried very hard to get them. But after a bidding war, everyone needs to have a “walk away” price…sigh :( They were nice enough to let me take pictures of them anyway though

Overview:

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K2 ind confocal module:

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Lamphouse:

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References

 
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