XCAMLITE1080PA HDMI C-Mount Microscope Industrial Camera

Key Benefits

• HDMI output provides real-time video with no latency, ideal for production line inspection and long-term observation
• Captures and saves 1080p video directly to an SD card in H.264 MP4 format at 50-60fps, depending on card speed
• On-board image processing includes automatic or manual exposure, white balance, sharpening, 3D denoise, and contrast control
• Supports 10X digital zoom, mirror/flip, freeze frame, cross line, and embedded file browser for on-camera operation
• C-mount interface allows direct attachment to standard microscope bodies without adapter
• Built-in SD card slot enables standalone recording without a computer
• Low exposure time (0.01-1000ms) supports high-speed or low-light inspection scenarios
• Supports multiple languages including English, Simplified Chinese, and Japanese for international use

Application Scenarios

• Real-time PCB inspection on a production line with no video delay
• Solder joint analysis where a stable, high-resolution image is required for defect detection
• Quality control documentation using on-board video recording to an SD card
• Industrial measurement tasks where image stability and frame rate are critical
• Long-duration observation in a lab or factory setting with continuous recording capability
• Use with a microscope stand where a computer is not available or practical
• On-site inspection where immediate image capture and playback are needed

Who It Is For

• Electronics manufacturing and assembly lines requiring real-time inspection
• Quality control teams that need to record and archive inspection videos
• Industrial labs performing measurement and defect detection tasks
• Maintenance and repair teams using microscopes for on-site diagnostics
• Manufacturers of inspection systems integrating cameras into fixed setups

Problems It Solves

• USB microscope cameras often introduce latency; HDMI output eliminates this delay for real-time monitoring
• Separate video recording systems require additional hardware; this camera records directly to SD card
• Manual exposure and white balance adjustments are needed in variable lighting; this camera supports both automatic and manual modes
• Lack of on-board image processing forces reliance on software; this camera includes sharpening, denoise, and contrast control
• Inconsistent frame rates due to USB bandwidth limitations are avoided with HDMI's dedicated high-speed channel
• No built-in storage means no standalone recording; this camera saves video directly to an SD card
• Fixed camera setups without remote control or freeze function require external software; this camera includes freeze and cross line tools

Technical Features

• Sony IMX307(C) CMOS sensor, 1/2.8" size, 5.57x3.13mm active area
• 2.9μm pixel size, 1300mV sensitivity at 1/30s exposure
• 60fps at 1920x1080 resolution via HDMI 1.4 interface
• HDMI output compliant with HDMI 1.4 standard
• On-board image processing: exposure, white balance, sharpening, 3D denoise, saturation, contrast, brightness, gamma, 50/60Hz anti-flicker
• Digital zoom up to 10X, mirror/flip, freeze, cross line, embedded file browser, video playback
• SD card video recording: 1920x1080 H.264 MP4, 50-60fps depending on card performance
• Supports multiple languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean, Thai, French, German, Japanese, Italian, Russian
• C-mount interface for direct attachment to microscope bodies
• Power input via included power adapter; no USB power required

Specifications

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

Customization Options

• Available with C-mount interface for direct attachment to standard microscope bodies
• Supports on-board image processing functions that can be adjusted via front panel controls
• SD card recording allows standalone operation without a computer
• Multiple language options accessible via front panel menu
• Power adapter included; no additional power supply needed

Comparison With Other Options

Use Guide

• Attach the camera to a C-mount microscope body using the standard C-mount screw
• Connect the power adapter to the camera and plug into a wall outlet
• Use the HDMI cable to connect the camera to a monitor or recording device
• Set exposure and white balance manually or automatically based on lighting conditions
• Use the front panel buttons to access zoom, mirror/flip, freeze, and cross line functions
• Insert an SD card (up to 128GB) to enable video recording; ensure the card is formatted for video use
• Check the recording frame rate in the settings; performance depends on SD card speed
• Use the embedded file browser to review or delete recorded files directly on the camera