Microscope Camera / Digital Microscope Cameras

Microscope cameras are optimized for use in scientific research and development and are available in color and monochromatic configurations. Available in numerous configurations, microscope cameras are available to support most applications and budgets. When considering a microscope camera be sure to compare important specifications such as frame rate, sensor type, field of view, pixel density, and even cooling method. Consider how you will interface with your digital microscope camera, there are many interfacing options available such as a USB microscope camera, HDMI microscope camera, WIFI microscope camera, and many others. Microscope cameras are often compatible with standard eyepiece sizes such as 23mm and 30mm, allowing you to install the camera even if your model of microscope does not have a photo tube.
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ItemTuCam Multi-Wavelength Imaging CameraBalor sCMOS CameraiStar sCMOS CameraiXon3 860 Back-Illuminated EMCCD cameraZL41 Wave sCMOS Camera
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Catalog NumberTuCamBalor sCMOSiStar sCMOS860ZL41 Wave
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DescriptionAndor’s TuCam is a new generation two-camera adapter for macro or microscopic imaging applications. Available in C- or CSUX-mount, TuCam features include large aperture, exceptional transmission, very low distortion and high precision alignment using kinematic cassettes.

  • Largest aperture
  • High
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Balor is Andor’s game-changing, very large area sCMOS camera platform for Astronomy, the perfect solution for Large Sky Surveys that measure photometric and astrometric variability across timescales ranging from milliseconds to tens of seconds.InquireDesigned for very rapid imaging of low light events, combining > 500 frames/sec with single photon detection capability and > 90% Quantum Efficiency.

Thermoelectric cooling down to -100°C minimizes EM-amplified darkcurrent, whereas Andor’s ‘overclocked’ vertical shift speeds minimize both clock
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ZL41 Wave is the next generation in the highly successful Zyla sCMOS series, specifically for physical science and astronomy researchers. Superb imaging and spectroscopic flexibility, compactness for tight optical spaces, extensive software compatibility and exceptional price/performance value.

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TypeTwo-camera adaptersCMOS CameraIntensified sCMOSEMCCD camerasCMOS camera
PixelsInquire4128 x 4104InquireInquireZL41 Wave 5.5: 2560 x 2160 (5.5 Megapixel)
ZL41 Wave 4.2: 2048 x 2048 (4.2 Megapixel)
Exposure TimeInquireInquireInquireInquireInquire
MountC- or CSUX-mountInquireInquireInquireInquire
Cooling MethodInquireInquireThermoelectric CoolingThermoelectric coolingInquire
Frame RateInquire54 fps (full array)50 fps (@ full frame)513 to 14025 fpsReads out a full frame in only 10 milliseconds.
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