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ever wanted to see an lcd screen under a microscope?
I got a usb microscope for 8 dollars, just showing some of it's pictures. I hope to make micro instructables with it later ;) In order: 10x 60x 200x The screen was from my sister's pixter that she was going to throwout
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8 years ago
You mentioned using "an $8 USB Microscope". Where in the world did you get a microscope for that low price?
Thanks
12 years ago
Put some paper under it, you can see just how "messy" the make-up of the fibres is.
12 years ago
cool. this is interesting.
Reply 12 years ago
thanks, have any suggestions for what I should put under next?
Reply 12 years ago
any suggestions for what I should put under next?
An elephant.
Reply 12 years ago
foam board minus the paper coating or the insulation kind would be cool.
Reply 12 years ago
is that the stuff that's in that spongy posterboard?
Reply 12 years ago
yeah, the foam board stuff.
Reply 12 years ago
huh, I could of swore I had some, but I don't. I think my sister used it for a science fair thing, then through it out. sorry
12 years ago
Crack open an old chip to get at the wafer (there's an 'ible on that somewhere) and put the wafer under the scope.
Reply 12 years ago
I tried that earlier today, but I couldn't see anything under it... You could faintly see a couple of traces, but the rest just looked like a glob of silver, even under 200x, which is the max on my cheap microscope, oh well
12 years ago
smd led in order led 10x led 60x led 200x led 10x with penny as comparison