11.6" AM5610 LCD Screen with Panasonic Sensor Screen for Microscope

Key Benefits

• 11.6-inch Retina display with 1920*1080 resolution provides clear, detailed views for inspection and documentation
• Built-in 1/3" Panasonic HD CMOS sensor with 2.8um pixel size ensures sharp image capture at 60 frames per second
• Supports USB2.0, SD card, and HDMI output for flexible connection to computers, recorders, or monitors
• On-screen measurement tools include straight line, broken line, curve, parallel lines, point-line distance, and circle center distance
• Geometry and area measurement functions support polygon, square, concentric circles, and radius setting with two or three points
• Mouse interface enables easy navigation, marking, text annotation, and coordinate tracking during inspection
• Compact size 224.60*11.20*180.00mm and 0.7kg weight allow easy placement on a bench or mounting on a microscope stand

Application Scenarios

• Real-time inspection of PCB solder joints with on-screen length and distance measurements for quality control
• Documenting micro-assembly processes in watchmaking or jewellery using static image capture and text annotation
• Teaching laboratory sessions where students view and measure specimens on a shared screen with marked coordinates
• Field inspection of small components where portable recording via SD card is required
• Use in metallurgical labs to measure grain size or surface defects with polygon and circle area tools

Who It Is For

• Electronics manufacturers performing SMD and BGA inspection with on-screen measurement
• Teaching and training labs in universities and technical schools
• Quality control teams requiring documented measurements for compliance reports
• Precision assembly workshops in watchmaking, jewellery, and micro-mechanics
• Field service engineers needing portable inspection and recording capability

Problems It Solves

• A separate camera and monitor require matching interfaces and alignment; the AM5610 integrates both into one unit
• Manual measurement with rulers or calipers introduces error; the screen provides direct digital measurement
• No on-screen annotation tools force the operator to describe features instead of marking them
• Lack of video recording capability means no playback for training or audit purposes
• Low-resolution displays make fine detail hard to see during inspection or documentation

Technical Features

• Integrated 1/3" Panasonic HD CMOS sensor with 2.8um x 2.8um pixel size
• Full HD resolution 1920*1080 at 60 frames per second
• Retina display with 11.6-inch screen size
• Output via USB2.0, SD card, and HDMI for multiple device connections
• On-screen measurement tools: straight length, broken line, curve, parallel lines, point-line distance
• Circle measurement: center distance, radius setting, two-point and three-point circle
• Geometry measurement: line length, radius, concentric circles
• Area measurement: polygon, square
• Image capture: 2M static image resolution
• Video recording: 1080P at 60FPS
• Mouse interface for UI control and marking functions
• Marking functions: coordinates, reticle, text explanation
• Power input: DC-12V/1A
• Operating temperature: 0 degC-50 degC

Specifications

Specifications are taken from the AMADA product data for this item. Confirm critical dimensions with us in writing before ordering.

Customization Options

• Mounting options for integration with microscope stands or bench setups
• Use of the unit with any microscope that has a C-mount or standard optical tube interface
• Configuration with optional accessories such as additional USB cables or power adapters

Comparison With Other Options

Use Guide

• Connect the AM5610 to a microscope using a C-mount adapter or compatible optical tube
• Power the unit using the included DC-12V/1A adapter; ensure stable voltage to avoid image flicker
• Use the mouse to navigate the UI and activate measurement tools such as line length or circle radius
• Enable the reticle or coordinate system for consistent reference points during inspection
• Record video or capture static images using the USB2.0 or SD card interface for documentation
• Adjust the screen brightness and contrast for optimal visibility under varying lab lighting