Load suspension stand and microscopy system
AssigneeCarl Zeiss Meditec AG
InventorHermann Hammer
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Abstract
A load suspension stand includes a first stand member, a second stand member, a joint pivotably connecting the first with the second stand member, a cam plate rotatably fixed to the first stand member, a load transmission lever, an abutment pivotably supporting the load transmission lever at the second stand member, a load reservoir, acting on the second stand member and on the load transmission lever in order to exert a force F1 on the cam plate by means of the load transmission lever, and a drive for displacing the abutment relative to the load transmission lever.
Claims16
A load suspension stand comprising:
- a first stand member;
- a second stand member;
- a joint pivotably linking the first stand member to the second stand member;
- a cam plate rotatably fixed to the first stand member,
- a load transmission lever;
- an abutment adapted to pivotably support the load transmission lever at the second stand member;
- a load reservoir acting on the second stand member and on the load transmission lever in order to exert a force on the cam plate via the load transmission lever;
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- a drive adapted to displace the abutment relative to the load transmission lever.
A microscopy system comprising:
- a microscopy optic;
- and
- a load suspension stand having a plurality of stand members comprising a base stand member and a final stand member supporting the microscopy optic;
- wherein the load suspension stand comprises a first stand member;
- a second stand member;
- a joint pivotably linking the first stand member to the second stand member;
- a cam plate rotatably fixed to the first stand member;
- a load transmission lever;
- an abutment adapted to pivotably support the load transmission lever at the second stand member;
- a load reservoir acting on the second stand member and on the load transmission lever in order to exert a force on the cam plate via the load transmission lever;
- and a drive adapted to displace the abutment relative to the load transmission lever.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.