AMADA INSTRUMENT CO.,LIMITED — Nanjing China
WiFi Microscope Camera

XCAM1080PHB/D HDMI+WiFi Industrial Microscope Camera

The XCAM1080PHB/D is a C-mount industrial microscope camera with dual HDMI and WiFi output, designed for integration into microscope systems.

Product Overview

The XCAM1080PHB/D is a C-mount industrial microscope camera with dual HDMI and WiFi output, designed for integration into microscope systems. It supports 1080P resolution at 60fps over HDMI and 25fps over WiFi, with a Sony IMX178(C) or IMX185(C) sensor. The camera provides real-time image capture and recording with exposure control from 0.03ms to 918ms, and includes a built-in SD card slot for local storage. It operates on 12V DC power and supports USB2.0 mouse control via XCamView software.

  • SensorSony IMX178(C) / IMX185(C)
  • Sensor Size1/1.8" (6.22x4.67mm) / 1/1.9" (7.20x4.05mm)
  • Pixel Size2.4x2.4μm / 3.75x3.75μm
  • Sensitivity425mv (IMX178) / 1120mv (IMX185) with 1/30s
  • Dark Signal0.15mv with 1/30s
  • Frame Rate60fps @ 1920x1080 (HDMI), 25fps @ 1920x1080 (WiFi)

Key Benefits

  • Dual HDMI and WiFi output allows simultaneous viewing on a monitor and remote access via mobile or PC
  • 1080P resolution at 60fps over HDMI for high-speed inspection and documentation
  • 0.03ms to 918ms exposure range enables precise control in bright or low-light conditions
  • Built-in SD card slot stores JPEG images and ASF video files up to 1080P 30fps
  • USB2.0 mouse control via XCamView software enables real-time adjustments to exposure, gain, white balance and sharpness
  • Supports Auto White Balance and Ultra-Fine TM Color Engine for accurate color reproduction
  • Operates on 12V DC power with a standard adapter, no external power supply needed

Application Scenarios

  • Real-time inspection of PCB solder joints with live video streamed to a monitor and recorded for audit
  • Remote inspection of micro-components via WiFi on a tablet or smartphone in a production line
  • Documentation of metallurgical samples with high-resolution JPEGs stored on SD card
  • Integration into a microscope stand for quality control in a semiconductor or watchmaking environment
  • Teaching lab setup where multiple students view the same image on a shared screen via WiFi

Who It Is For

  • Electronics manufacturers doing PCB, SMD and BGA inspection
  • Quality control teams requiring image documentation with traceable timestamps
  • Teaching laboratories needing remote or shared viewing for group instruction
  • Research labs requiring high-speed, low-noise imaging for micro-mechanical or material analysis
  • Precision assembly workshops using real-time visual feedback during micro-soldering or alignment

Problems It Solves

  • A standalone camera without HDMI or WiFi forces the operator to use a PC monitor only, limiting mobility
  • Fixed exposure settings in basic cameras cause overexposure in bright lighting or underexposure in dark areas
  • Lack of local storage means every image must be transferred immediately, increasing risk of data loss
  • No remote control interface makes it hard to adjust settings during inspection without touching the camera
  • Incompatible connectors or power requirements prevent easy integration into existing microscope systems

Technical Features

  • C-mount interface for direct attachment to microscope bodies
  • HDMI output at 60fps/1920x1080 for high-speed live viewing
  • WiFi output at 25fps/1920x1080 for remote access and mobile viewing
  • Exposure range from 0.03ms to 918ms for flexible lighting control
  • Built-in SD card slot supports JPEG and ASF video recording up to 1080P 30fps
  • USB2.0 mouse control via XCamView software for real-time adjustments
  • Auto White Balance and Ultra-Fine TM Color Engine for accurate color reproduction
  • Supports 802.11n WiFi with 150Mbps throughput and up to 6 connected devices
  • Operating temperature range from -10 degC to 50 degC, suitable for industrial environments
  • 12V DC power input with standard adapter, no additional power supply required

Specifications

SensorSony IMX178(C) / IMX185(C)
Sensor Size1/1.8" (6.22x4.67mm) / 1/1.9" (7.20x4.05mm)
Pixel Size2.4x2.4μm / 3.75x3.75μm
Sensitivity425mv (IMX178) / 1120mv (IMX185) with 1/30s
Dark Signal0.15mv with 1/30s
Frame Rate60fps @ 1920x1080 (HDMI), 25fps @ 1920x1080 (WiFi)
Resolution1920x1080
Binning1x1
Exposure Time0.03ms~918ms
InterfaceHDMI, USB2.0, WiFi (802.11n), SD Card
Power SupplyDC 12V/1A
Operating Temperature10 degC ~ 50 degC
Storage Temperature20 degC ~ 60 degC
Operating Humidity30~80%RH
Storage Humidity10~60%RH
SD Card Capacity8GB
Image FormatJPEG (5M resolution / 2M resolution)
Video FormatASF 1080P 30fps
WiFi Speed150Mbps
Max Connected Devices3~6
Color/GrayscaleColor (C) / Monochrome (M)
Control MethodUSB Mouse / XCamView UI
Software SupportXCamView, ToupView, ToupLite (Windows/Linux/macOS/Android)

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

Customization Options

  • Choose between XCAM1080PHB (IMX178, 5M) and XCAM1080PHD (IMX185, 2M) based on resolution and sensitivity needs
  • Select color (C) or monochrome (M) sensor variant for specific lighting or contrast requirements
  • Use the same C-mount body for integration into various microscope systems
  • Enable or disable SD card recording based on data handling workflow
  • Configure WiFi network settings via ToupView or ToupLite software for remote access

Comparison With Other Options

Standard USB2.0 microscope camera without HDMI or WiFiThe XCAM1080PHB/D adds HDMI and WiFi output, allowing live viewing on a monitor and remote access via mobile or PC, while the standard camera only connects via USB to a single PC
Camera with only USB2.0 and no SD cardThe XCAM1080PHB/D includes an SD card slot for local image and video storage, so data is not lost if the PC connection fails
Camera with fixed exposure settingsThe XCAM1080PHB/D offers exposure control from 0.03ms to 918ms, enabling use in variable lighting without overexposure or underexposure

Use Guide

  • Connect the camera to a 12V DC power adapter before attaching to the microscope
  • Use the C-mount to secure the camera to the microscope tube; ensure the flange focal distance is correct
  • Connect the HDMI output to a monitor or display for real-time viewing at 60fps
  • Enable WiFi on the camera and connect a mobile device or PC to the network using ToupView or ToupLite
  • Use the USB2.0 port with a mouse to control exposure, gain, white balance and other settings via XCamView
  • Insert an 8GB SD card to store JPEG images and ASF video files locally
  • Set the exposure time based on lighting conditions to avoid overexposure in bright areas or noise in dark areas
Answers

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the maximum frame rate over HDMI and WiFi?

60fps at 1920x1080 over HDMI, 25fps at 1920x1080 over WiFi

Can I record video directly to the SD card?

Yes. The camera supports ASF format video recording at 1080P 30fps on an 8GB SD card

Does the camera support remote control?

Yes. Use a USB mouse with XCamView software to control exposure, gain, white balance and other settings in real time

What operating systems are supported for USB connection?

Windows XP/Vista/7/8/8.1/10 (32 & 64 bit), macOS, Linux

Can I use this camera with a microscope that has a different tube diameter?

Yes, as long as the microscope has a C-mount interface. The camera uses a standard C-mount for attachment

What is the exposure range and how does it help in inspection?

Exposure ranges from 0.03ms to 918ms, allowing precise control in bright or low-light conditions, such as when inspecting reflective PCBs or dark micro-components

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