AMADA INSTRUMENT CO.,LIMITED — Nanjing China
Measuring Video Microscope

DMSZ Series Digital Inspection Microscope

The DMSZ Series Digital Inspection Microscope is a video digital microscope with a built-in CMOS camera and adjustable illumination, designed for precision inspection tasks in electronics, materials, and

Product Overview

The DMSZ Series Digital Inspection Microscope is a video digital microscope with a built-in CMOS camera and adjustable illumination, designed for precision inspection tasks in electronics, materials, and laboratory environments. It provides a real-time digital image output via USB2.0, enabling direct viewing on a monitor, documentation, and measurement. The microscope supports magnification from 10X to 200X with optional objectives and eyepieces, and features a 150mm working distance for hands-on operations. The system is configured with a fixed 1X objective and a 10X eyepiece as standard, with options for auxiliary objectives and higher magnification components.

  • Optical systemInfinity
  • HeadBinocular / Trinocular
  • Camera sensorCMOS
  • Transmission speed30 frames per second
  • Scanning modeProgressive scanning
  • IlluminationRing light and cold light source

Key Benefits

  • 150mm working distance allows room for tools, probes, or components during inspection and assembly
  • Built-in CMOS camera streams live video over USB2.0, eliminating the need for a separate camera and adapter
  • Magnification extends to 200X with optional objectives and eyepieces, supporting detailed inspection without changing the base unit
  • Adjustable illumination with ring light and cold light source improves contrast on reflective or low-contrast surfaces
  • Real-time digital output enables immediate documentation and sharing of inspection results

Application Scenarios

  • SMD and BGA rework with live image on a monitor for operator guidance
  • Incoming inspection of small mechanical parts, connectors, and electronic components
  • Documentation of solder joints, wire bonds, or surface defects for quality reports
  • Teaching or training sessions where multiple people view the same image on a screen
  • Precision assembly in watchmaking, jewellery, or micro-mechanical systems with hands working under the optics

Who It Is For

  • Electronics manufacturers performing PCB, SMD, and BGA inspection and rework
  • Quality control departments requiring image documentation for inspection records
  • Teaching laboratories and training centers in electronics and engineering
  • Precision assembly workshops in watchmaking, jewellery, and micro-mechanics
  • Research and development labs needing digital image capture for analysis

Problems It Solves

  • A fixed magnification microscope forces the operator to swap objectives when moving from locating a defect to inspecting it
  • Separate camera and microscope setups often mismatch in tube diameter, eyepiece field, or interface
  • Short working distance instruments restrict the use of tools like soldering irons or probes under the optics
  • No digital output requires manual sketching or verbal description of defects instead of visual evidence
  • Lack of adjustable illumination leads to poor visibility on shiny or uneven surfaces

Technical Features

  • Fixed 1X objective with 150mm working distance for hands-on operations
  • 10X eyepiece with field number 20mm for a wide viewing area
  • Built-in CMOS camera with USB2.0 interface for image transmission and power
  • Adjustable ring light and cold light source for improved surface contrast
  • Magnification range extends from 10X to 200X with optional objectives and eyepieces
  • Real-time video output for live inspection and immediate documentation
  • Standard configuration includes a fixed stand with adjustable height and tilt
  • Supports both binocular and trinocular head configurations for dual use of optics and camera

Specifications

Optical systemInfinity
HeadBinocular / Trinocular
Camera sensorCMOS
Transmission speed30 frames per second
Scanning modeProgressive scanning
IlluminationRing light and cold light source
Stand typeFixed stand with adjustable height and tilt

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

Customization Options

  • Binocular or trinocular head on the same DMSZ body
  • Optional objectives from 0.5X to 2X to adjust magnification and working distance
  • Eyepieces from WF15X through 30X to extend the magnification to 200X
  • Upgrade to higher resolution CMOS camera if needed
  • Alternative stands from the digital microscope stand range

Comparison With Other Options

DMSZ Series without cameraSame optics and working distance, but the standard configuration includes a built-in CMOS camera with USB2.0 interface, so no separate camera or adapter is required.
LCD digital microscopeAn LCD digital microscope provides only a screen view with no stereo depth; the DMSZ retains a binocular optical path for hand-guided work while adding digital output.
Traditional optical microscope with separate cameraThe DMSZ integrates the camera directly into the body, eliminating mismatched interfaces and reducing setup time and cost.

Use Guide

  • Set the interpupillary distance to match your eyes before focusing to ensure a merged image
  • Start focusing at the highest magnification and then zoom out to maintain focus across the range
  • Use the adjustable ring light and cold light source to optimize contrast on reflective or low-contrast surfaces
  • Connect the camera to a USB2.0 or faster port; the camera draws power from the same cable
  • Expect 30 frames per second at 1280x960 resolution; reduce resolution if smoother motion is needed
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the working distance under the standard 1X objective?

150mm. This allows space for tools like soldering irons, probes, or holders during inspection.

Can I use this microscope for soldering and rework?

Yes. The 150mm working distance provides clearance for a soldering iron and other tools under the optics.

Does the camera need its own power supply?

No. The camera is powered via the USB2.0 connection that also carries the image data.

What magnification can I reach with optional parts?

The standard combination provides 10X-200X magnification with optional objectives and eyepieces.

Which operating systems does the camera support?

The source specification lists Windows 2000 and Windows XP. Confirm current driver support with us before ordering if you need a newer operating system.

Can I order a trinocular head instead of binocular?

Yes. The DMSZ body is available in binocular and trinocular head configurations; specify your preference when requesting a quote.

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