Achieves 64fps with low noise and high image quality while being a global shutter.
This is a cooling CMOS camera equipped with a very low-noise CMOS sensor. ★Features - Adopts the very low-noise Sony Pregius with a global shutter - 12-bit, 64fps, and 16x gain demonstrate power in fields such as life sciences - Unique cooling technology allows for low noise even with exposure times of several tens of seconds - In addition to Peltier cooling, water cooling is also possible for even higher cooling - Compatible with Matrox frame grabber boards and image recording interfaces - The camera can be controlled from MATLAB, LabVIEW, VC++, VC#, and VB - Camera driver allows direct shooting and image acquisition from Excel and ImageJ ◎ Evaluation loan applications are currently being accepted ◎ If you wish to apply, please contact us using the inquiry form below and specify "Loan request."
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【Specifications】 ★Communication Method Camera Direct USB3.0 / PCI / BPU-30 (*1) ★Supported Wavelength Range 400nm~1000nm ★A/D Converter 12bit (4096 gradations) ★Pixel Count 2.3 million pixels ★Effective Pixel Size 1920×1200 ★Sensor Light Receiving Size 11.25mm×7.03mm ★Pixel Size 5.86μm×5.86μm ★Shutter Type Global Shutter ★Frame Rate Up to 64fps ★Cooling Temperature Ambient Temperature -30~-40℃, Water Temperature -35～-40℃ ★Shutter Speed From 0.2ms to 1 minute *1 BPU-30 is an optional image recording recorder. For more details, please contact us.
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430,000
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P3
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■Real-time fluorescence observation ■Fluorescence emission observation ■Bioluminescence imaging field ■Time-lapse photography ■Multi-emission fluorescence observation ■Medical field / IPS field ■Life sciences field ■Semiconductor / Si wafer inspection ■Transmittance inspection of resin products ■Non-destructive testing field ■Solar panel EL inspection ■Security field etc...
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| Model number | overview |
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| CS-60 | [Back-illuminated 2.07 million pixel cooled CMOS camera] A low-cost cooled CMOS camera system that achieves 12-bit gradation at 30fps in Full HD. It uses a high-sensitivity back-illuminated sensor from the Sony STARVIS series. It excels in real-time fluorescence observation for applications ranging from security to DNA and cell analysis. |
| CS-61 | [2.3 million pixel cooled CMOS camera] A cooled CMOS camera system that is very low noise while having a global shutter. 64fps and 16x gain achieve high-quality real-time images at 2.3 million pixels. |
| CS-63 | [Back-illuminated 6.29 million pixel cooled CMOS camera] Equipped with a BSI sensor from the Sony STARVIS series, which has the highest level of light sensitivity. The high-sensitivity and high-resolution back-illuminated design delivers excellent image quality even in dark environments. Its high resolution makes it particularly suitable for microscopy, medical engineering, and visual inspections. |
| CS-64NIR | [Black Silicon 920,000 pixel cooled CMOS camera] Black Silicon is said to have sensitivity 100 to 500 times that of conventional semiconductor silicon. This cooled CMOS camera system has high sensitivity in the near-infrared region with noise minimized through cooling. It is useful for a wide range of applications including solar panel inspection, agricultural food analysis, and semiconductor manufacturing. |
| CS-65M | [Linearity and Light Measurement] Equipped with a CMOS sensor that has optimal linearity for light measurement and spectroscopy. It can be used as a replacement for CCD cameras without anti-blooming gates (ABG). Combined with stability from cooling, it excels in inspection, discrimination, and measurement. |
| CS-66M | [Linearity and Light Measurement] Equipped with a CMOS sensor that has optimal linearity for light measurement and spectroscopy. It can be used as a replacement for CCD cameras without anti-blooming gates (ABG). Combined with stability from cooling, it excels in inspection, discrimination, and measurement. |
| CS-66UV | [Ultraviolet Region Compatible] Equipped with a back-illuminated ultra-high-sensitivity CMOS sensor with a quantum efficiency of over 90%, compatible with the ultraviolet region of 200 to 1100nm. Its linearity makes it ideal for light measurement and data analysis. It can detect contamination and dirt that cannot be detected by visible light. |
| CS-67 | [Low Noise, High Sensitivity 1.76 million pixel cooled CMOS camera] Equipped with a high-sensitivity CMOS sensor with a pixel size of 9μm. It achieves long exposure times of 30 minutes, allowing for trajectory observation of objects through multiple exposures and HDR photography. Its low noise, long exposure, and global shutter make it ideal for replacing CCDs. |
| CS-68M | [Polarization Cooled CMOS Camera] Equipped with a CMOS sensor with four-directional polarizers. It can capture polarized images in four directions (0°, 45°, 90°, 135°) in a single shot, excelling in reflection removal and visualization of object distortion. |
| CS-69 | [Low Noise, Multiple Exposure 7.1 million pixel cooled CMOS camera] Equipped with a low-noise high-sensitivity CMOS sensor. It achieves long exposure times of 30 minutes, allowing for trajectory observation of objects through multiple exposures. Its low noise, long exposure, and global shutter make it widely applicable for both research and inspection purposes. |
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Our company has received high praise for our domestically produced cooling cameras, and for many years we have released various cooling cameras for astrophotography and industrial low-light imaging. A cooling camera is a camera that cools the sensor to below 0°C to reduce noise, allowing for high S/N ratio images even in dark environments or with weak light. We offer a lineup of cameras that can capture faint emissions and special wavelengths such as ultraviolet and near-infrared, which are not possible with regular cameras. Additionally, we also accept custom camera orders, so please feel free to contact us. Applications of cooling cameras: ■ Astronomical observation ■ Detection of weak light ■ Light measurement ■ Biological microscopy ■ Fluorescence microscopy imaging ■ Medical field ■ Special applications such as X-rays, ultraviolet, and near-infrared