One end of the interface has a microscope interface thread and the other end fits a C interface. This interface preserves the original optical magnification of the viewed image when connected to a display or camera. Key features - Magnification preservation: restores the image optical magnification for accurate viewing on monitors or cameras. - Compatibility: one end for standard microscope threads, the other end suitable for C interface devices. - Magnification options: available in 1/2 CTV and 1/3 CTV versions. - Wider field of view: increases the visual field and expands the image display area for easier observation. - Optical quality: uses an optical coating lens to improve clarity and reduce reflections. - Durable and portable design: professional and practical in form, with a clean appearance, easy to carry and use. Technical details - Interface types: microscope thread on one end; C interface on the opposite end. - Optical coating lens: enhances image clarity and viewing comfort. - Variants: 1/2 CTV and 1/3 CTV options to suit different field of view requirements. Benefits - Improves observation efficiency by expanding the field of view and displayed image area. - Enables convenient connection between a microscope and C-mount cameras or displays without sacrificing magnification. - Simple to install and use, with a compact and attractive design suitable for lab and field environments. Use scenarios - Education and teaching: connect a microscope to a projector or monitor to share magnified images with a class in real time. - Laboratory documentation: link to a CCTV or digital camera to capture, save, and review high-magnification images on a larger display. - Electronics and materials inspection: examine small components with an enlarged viewing area on a screen, improving accuracy and throughput. How to use (brief) - Screw the microscope-threaded end into the microscope adapter or eyepiece. - Attach the C interface end to a C-mount camera or display device. - Adjust focus as needed to obtain the desired magnified image on the display.