Microscopic Camera MIC2022

Introduction

Microscopic Camera uses a high-quality SONY Exmor CMOS sensor with a pixel size of 2.4×2.4 μm for quality images. With resolutions from 1.5MP to 45MP, it ensures a clear capture of fine details. It offers three different combinations of frame rate (FPS) and resolution. Utilizes column-parallel A/D conversion for ultra-low noise and low power consumption. Our camera features a standard C-mount for easy mounting on various microscopy setups.

Applications

Microscopic camera is widely used across biomedical imaging, quality control, forensic analysis, and environmental monitoring, supporting scientific research, and industrial processes.

Specifications

Resolution	1.5MP to 45MP
Sensor	20M/IMX183(C, RS)
Sensor Size	13.06×8.76 mm
Pixel Size	2.4×2.4 μm
G Sensitivity Dark Signal	462 mV with 1/30s 0.21 mV with 1/30s
FPS with Resolution	15 FPS with 5440×3648 pixels 50 FPS with 2736×1824 pixels 60 FPS with 1824×1216 pixels
Binning	1×1, 2×2, 3×3
Exposure	0.1ms to 15s
Spectral Range	380 to 650nm (with IR-cut Filter)
White Balance	ROI White Balance/ Manual Temp Tint Adjustment/NA for Monochromatic Sensor
Color Technique	Ultra-fine TM HISPVP /NA for Monochromatic Sensor
Capture/Control API	Windows/Linux/macOS/Android Multiple Platform SDK
Recording System	Still Picture and Movie
Cooling System	Natural
Operating Temperature	-10 to 50℃
Storage Temperature	-20 to 60℃
Operating Humidity	30 to 80%RH
Storage Humidity	10 to 60%RH
Operating System	Microsoft Windows XP / Vista / 7 / 8 /10 /11(32 & 64 bit) OS x (Mac OS X) Linux
PC Requirements	CPU: Equal to Intel Core2 2.8GHz or Higher Memory: 2GB or More USB Port: USB3.0 High-speed Port Display: 17 or Larger CD-ROM
Power Supply	DC 5V over PC USB Port
Dimensions	200×150×60 mm
Net Weight	40g
Gross Weight	50g

Features

Real-time 8/12bit depth switch.

Rolling or Global Shutter options.

CNC aluminum alloy housing.

Advanced software for video and image processing.

Ultra-fine HISP VP for high frame rates.

FAQs

1. How does a microscopic camera work?

It attaches to a microscope and uses a digital sensor to capture magnified images, which can be displayed on a computer or monitor for analysis.

2. Can I use a microscopic camera with any microscope?

Some cameras are designed for specific microscope models, while others have universal adapters that fit various types of microscopes.

3. What resolution is best for a microscopic camera?

Resolution depends on the application, but cameras with at least 5MP to 20MP are commonly used for detailed imaging.

4. Do microscopic cameras need special software?

Yes, most cameras come with software for image capture, measurement, and analysis, which may vary based on the manufacturer.

5. How do I maintain a microscopic camera?

Regularly clean the lens, store it in a dust-free environment, and update the software to ensure optimal performance.