ECMOS USB2.0 SONY Biological Stereo Microscope Camera

Key Benefits

• C-mount interface allows direct attachment to microscope bodies with standard C-mount threads
• USB2.0 interface provides both power and data transfer, eliminating the need for a separate power supply
• Frame rates up to 54fps at 640x480 resolution support real-time inspection and motion capture
• 2x2 binning reduces noise and increases frame rate for faster imaging at lower resolution
• IR-cut filter ensures accurate color reproduction in visible light by blocking infrared interference
• CNC aluminum alloy body provides durability and long-term reliability in industrial environments
• Supports multiple operating systems including Windows, Linux, macOS, and Android via native SDKs

Application Scenarios

• Digital inspection of biological samples on a microscope bench with live image capture to a PC
• Documenting micro-assembly processes in electronics or watchmaking with high frame rate video
• Teaching labs requiring image capture from a shared monitor for student viewing
• Quality control lines where inspection results must be saved as still images or video clips
• Research applications needing long exposure times for low-light sample imaging

Who It Is For

• Electronics manufacturers doing PCB and SMD inspection with microscope integration
• Teaching and research laboratories requiring digital imaging from biological and stereo microscopes
• Clinical and veterinary labs needing image capture for documentation and reporting
• Precision assembly workshops in jewellery and micro-mechanics requiring visual records
• Semiconductor and optical component inspection lines using digital imaging for traceability

Problems It Solves

• A standalone microscope with no camera forces the operator to describe defects instead of showing them
• Separate camera and microscope purchases often fail to match the tube diameter and optical alignment
• Low frame rate cameras make real-time inspection of moving parts or fast processes difficult
• Cameras requiring external power supplies increase cable clutter and complicate setup
• Lack of IR-cut filters causes color distortion in visible light imaging, especially under bright illumination

Technical Features

• C-mount interface for direct attachment to microscope bodies with standard C-mount threads
• USB2.0 interface supplies both power and data, eliminating need for external power
• IR-cut filter blocks infrared light to ensure accurate color reproduction in visible spectrum
• Supports 1x1 and 2x2 binning modes to balance resolution, frame rate, and noise
• Exposure time adjustable from 0.105ms to 15 seconds for low-light and high-speed applications
• High dynamic range sensors with dark signal as low as 0.1mv at 1/30s exposure
• Operating temperature range from -10 degC to 50 degC, suitable for lab and bench environments
• Supports still image and movie capture with software SDKs for Windows, Linux, macOS, and Android

Specifications

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

Customization Options

• Available in color (C) or monochrome (M) sensor variants
• Supports custom firmware configuration via SDK for specific imaging needs
• Can be supplied with or without IR-cut filter based on application requirement
• Cable length and connector type can be specified upon request
• Integration support available for OEM microscope systems

Comparison With Other Options

Use Guide

• Connect the camera to a USB2.0 port on a PC; the camera draws power from the same cable
• Ensure the microscope's C-mount thread matches the camera's C-mount interface
• Use the provided SDK to configure white balance, exposure, and frame rate settings
• For low-light imaging, use longer exposure times and 2x2 binning to reduce noise
• Avoid exposing the camera to temperatures below -10 degC or above 50 degC during operation
• Do not disassemble the camera body; the IR-cut filter is permanently installed