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What is parfocal in microscope?

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  1. A parfocal is a type of lens, used in some microscopes. The basic idea is, as you change objectives (and thus, magnification) the image should pretty much stay in focus. In most microscopes, changing the magnification means you have to re-focus. Parfocals are a convenient solution.

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