Lab-Equipment > Microscope > Digital-Microscope > Microscopic camera LD-LUMC-B12
Features
- 3.0 MP with USB 3.0 specification
- CMOS Sony IMX123 sensor type
- C-mount fitting attachment
- Aluminum alloy shell with PCB design
- 20 to 30 frames per second for smooth live images
- Manual or automatic white area balance
- Progressive scanning mode
- Image analysis software with modular design
Microscopic camera LD-LUMC-B12
Microscopic cameraLD-LUMC-B12is adopted with digital CMOS Sony IMX123 sensor, used to improve low light performance and obtain high resolution images. Its image analysis software includes image previewing, capturing, analysis, processing, sharing function, to give user the latest image processing experience.
SKU Code: LD-LUMC-B12
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- Specifications
- Product Applications
| 1 | PCI-E USB3.0 card |
| 2 | USB3.0- Optical fiber |
| 3 | USB3.0- Converter cable |
| SNR | 41 dB |
| Power | DC 5V ± 5% |
| Current | Appx. 250 mA |
| Shutter | Rolling Shutter |
| Frame rate | 20 fps at 2048×1536 (12 bit) |
| Less mount | CS interface mount |
| Pixel size | 3.75 × 3.75 µm |
| Resolution | 3.0 MP |
| Camera type | Colored |
| Scan method | Progressive scan mode |
| Sensor size | 1/ 2.8” |
| Sensor type | CMOS Sony IMX123 sensor |
| Dynamic rate | 64 dB |
| Gross weight | 450 g |
| Exposure time | 28 µs to 1.8 s |
| White balance | Manual/Auto/Area white balance |
| Data interface | USB 3.0, up to 5 Gbps, 3 m cable |
| Exposure control | Manual/Auto/Area Exposure |
| Working Humidity | 0 to 85 % RH |
| Product Dimension | 60 × 60 × 45 mm |
| Product indicator | Power LED, RS 485 communication light |
| Total active pixels | 2048 × 1536 |
| Working temperature | 0 to 60°C |
| Spectral response range | 400 to 1000 nm |
| Used for microscopic imaging, visual inspection, and measurement of test specimen across life science, gemology, archeology, forensic science and other industries. |
