Tube for a surgical microscope
A tube of a surgical microscope has a base part, intermediate part pivotable about a rotational axis on the base part, and an ocular part pivotable about a rotational axis on the intermediate part. The imaging beam path is guided through the base part, intermediate part and pivotable ocular part. The tube has a tube lens system which transfers a parallel imaging beam path into an intermediate image. The parallel imaging beam path enters via an opening in a connecting piece of the base part. The tube has a first displaceable mirror element movable about the rotational axis on the base part. The tube has a further displaceable mirror element movable on the intermediate part about the rotational axis. The first mirror element directs the imaging beam path to the further mirror element. The first mirror element and further mirror element are mounted in the imaging beam path between a lens unit having positive refractive power and a lens unit having negative refractive power.
1. A tube for a surgical microscope comprising:
a base part;
an intermediate part pivotable on said base part about a first rotational axis;
an ocular part pivotable on said intermediate part about a second rotational axis;
said base part, said intermediate part and said ocular part conjointly defining a left imaging beam path and a right imaging beam path passing therethrough;
said base part having a connecting piece defining an opening through which said imaging beam paths enter, wherein said imaging beam paths are parallel at said opening;
a tube lens system for transferring said imaging beam paths entering in parallel through said opening in said connecting piece into an intermediate image plane;
a first displaceable mirror movable about said first rotational axis;
a second displaceable mirror movable about said second rotational axis;
said first displaceable mirror directing said imaging beam paths entering via said connecting piece to said second displaceable mirror;
said tube lens system being a telesystem including a first lens unit having positive refractive power and a second lens unit having negative refractive power; and,
said first displaceable mirror and said second displaceable mirror being disposed in said imaging beam paths between said first lens unit and said second lens unit.
2. The tube of claim 1 wherein said first lens unit and said first displaceable mirror conjointly define a first optical path length therebetween; said opening in said connecting piece and said first lens unit define a second optical path length; and, said first optical length is shorter than said coed optical path length.
3. The tube of claim 1 , wherein said left and right imaging beam paths are conducted at constant stereo basis from said opening in said connecting piece to said second displaceable mirror.
4. The tube of claim 1 , wherein said second lens unit is mounted in said ocular part.
5. The tube of claim 1 , wherein said ocular part has a first section hinged to said intermediate part and a second section accommodated on a rotational joint pivotable about an optical axis of said imaging beam paths passing through said ocular part; and, said second section has a receptacle for an ocular.
6. The tube of claim 5 , further comprising a porro system for image reversal being mounted in said second section.
7. The tube of claim 5 , further comprising a drive for pivoting said second section.
8. The tube of claim 6 , wherein said second lens unit is disposed between said second displaceable mirror and said porro system for image reversal.
9. The tube of claim 1 , further comprising an afocal magnification system disposed between said first lens unit and said opening in said connecting piece.
10. The tube of claim 9 , wherein said afocal magnification system is adjustable via a galilei changer.
11. The tube of claim 1 , further comprising a glass block disposed between said first lens unit and said opening in said connecting piece.
12. The tube of claim 1 , further comprising a beam. splitter disposed between said first lens unit and said opening in said connecting piece.
13. The tube of claim 1 , wherein said base part has a rotational joint defining a rotational axis parallel to an optical axis of said imaging beam paths passing through said base part.