We conducted the tensile test of the CFRP.
So, we want to observe the fractured surface of the CFRP using 250x microscope.
Can we observe sufficiently the fiber and resin in that surface using 250x microscope?
I use a 300x microscope and I have never had any issues viewing very small things like chopped carbon fibers in carbon-fiber PLA. I cannot think of a reason why you could not do it as long as you have a good surface on the part to review.
In conclusion, do you think I can observe sufficiently fiber and resin using 250x microscope?
Thank you for your reply.
Do you already have access to the microscope or are you thinking of purchasing it and need to make sure 250x is enough?
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To Albert E. Patterson,
I have prepared to purchase the microscope for observing the cross-sectional area of the composite.
So, I wondered that 250x microscope is enough or not.
Eu-Tteum Park Do any of your colleagues have a similar microscopes that you can check out before you buy one? I think 250x should be fine but you'd need to see it yourself to make sure it will be up to your standard. In cases like this, the acceptable level of magnification is pretty subjective.
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