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Frequently Asked Questions about Laser Doppler Vibrometer

Question number FAQ-1362

How does the object being measured appear magnified when using a micro-object observation system?

The micro-object observation system combines a video observation unit (LV-0180) and an objective lens (LV-0155) to monitor minute objects. It allows for measurement by irradiating the object, magnified by a small CCD camera and viewed on a TV monitor, with laser light from Laser Doppler Vibrometer focused to approximately 3 μm using the objective lens. The object can be viewed at approximately 280x magnification on a 15-inch monitor.

Furthermore, if the object is small, you can use a 20x objective lens (LV-0152) to view the object at an even higher magnification.

Video observation unit (LV-0180) + 10x objective lens (LV-0155) Image example


A 50 μm wide slit (center of the image)


A pinhole with a diameter of φ=50μm (center of the image)

[Common conditions]

  • Monitor: 15-inch LCD TV (4:3 aspect ratio, 380mm diagonal)

  • Lighting: Fiber optic cold light source

Last updated: 2008-04-21