Linearity: 2 Megapixel Cooling CMOS Camera 'CS-65M'
Linear 2 Megapixel Cooling CMOS Camera 'CS-65M'
We are releasing the 'CS-65M', a 2-megapixel cooled CMOS camera suitable for linearity measurement applications from the CS-60 series!
Due to its linearity, it can also be used for light measurement. The speed of the CMOS readout enables fast frame capture! Additionally, the CMOS sensor equipped has a high noise reduction effect due to cooling, making the benefits clearly noticeable. ★Features - Equipped with a CMOS sensor that has optimal linearity (straightness) for 12-bit light measurement and spectroscopy. - Supports free-running mode where cooling and shooting start simultaneously with camera activation. - Comes with a separate SDK that allows for easy software development. - High cooling capability with a Peltier cooling system and a water cooling mechanism in a sealed structure. - Dual interface that supports USB 3.0 and PCIe as standard. - Optional image recording interface allows for data storage on a laptop. ◎Evaluation loan currently available◎ If you wish to apply, please contact us below and indicate "Loan request."
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【Specifications】 ★Model Number CS-65M (Monochrome) ★Communication Method Camera Direct USB 3.0 / PCI / BPU-30 (*1) ★Supported Wavelength Range 400nm to 1000nm ★A/D Converter 12bit (4096 gradations) ★Pixel Count 2 million pixels (1 inch) ★Effective Pixel Size 2048×1152 ★Sensor Light Receiving Size 13.3mm×7.5mm ★Pixel Size 6.5μm×6.5μm ★Mount C-mount ★Shutter Type Rolling Shutter ★Frame Rate Maximum speed of 37.6fps for all pixels (Camera Direct USB 16.3fps *2) ★Cooling Temperature Ambient temperature -30 to -40℃, Water temperature -35 to -40℃ ★Shutter Speed From 0.2ms to 1 minute *1 BPU-30 is an optional image recording recorder. *2 The frame rate for USB connection is affected by the specifications of the computer.
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From 530,000 yen.
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P4
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Applications/Examples of results
■ Real-time fluorescence observation ■ Fluorescence emission observation ■ Bioluminescence imaging field ■ Medical field / IPS field ■ Life sciences field ■ Semiconductor inspection ■ Component analysis of food ■ Food spoilage inspection ■ Evaluation of sterilization effects etc...
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| Model number | overview |
|---|---|
| CS-60 | [Back-illuminated 2.07 Megapixel Cooling CMOS Camera] A low-cost cooling CMOS camera system with Full HD 12-bit gradation at 30fps. 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 Megapixel Cooling CMOS Camera] A cooling CMOS camera system with a global shutter and extremely low noise. Achieving 64fps and 16x gain, it delivers high-quality real-time images at 2.3 megapixels. |
| CS-63 | [Back-illuminated 6.29 Megapixel Cooling CMOS Camera] Equipped with the highest level of light sensitivity sensor from the Sony STARVIS series, featuring a BSI sensor. This high-sensitivity, high-resolution back-illuminated camera achieves excellent image quality even in dark environments. Its high resolution is particularly suitable for microscopy, medical engineering, and quality inspection applications. |
| CS-64NIR | [Black Silicon 920,000 Pixel Cooling CMOS Camera] Black Silicon is said to have sensitivity 100 to 500 times greater than conventional semiconductor silicon. This cooling CMOS camera system has high sensitivity in the near-infrared range, with noise minimized through cooling. It is useful for a wide range of applications including solar panel, agricultural food, and semiconductor manufacturing inspections. |
| 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 tasks. |
| CS-66UV | [Ultraviolet Range Compatible] Featuring a back-illuminated ultra-high sensitivity CMOS sensor with a quantum efficiency of over 90%, compatible with the ultraviolet range 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 Megapixel Cooling CMOS Camera] Equipped with a high-sensitivity CMOS sensor with a pixel size of 9μm. It enables long exposure times of 30 minutes, allowing for observation of object trajectories through multiple exposures and HDR photography. Its low noise, long exposure, and global shutter make it ideal for replacing CCDs. |
| CS-68M | [Polarization Cooling 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 distortions. |
| CS-69 | [Low Noise, Multiple Exposure 7.1 Megapixel Cooling CMOS Camera] Equipped with a low-noise high-sensitivity CMOS sensor. It enables long exposure times of 30 minutes, allowing for observation of object trajectories 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