TrueChrome Metrics Digital Microscope Camera HDMI Cameras

Key Benefits

• Real-time HDMI output displays the image on a monitor with no latency, so inspection can be done live without relying on a computer
• Integrated T-Metrics software enables accurate measurement, annotation, and analysis directly on the image stream
• 1920x1080 dynamic resolution at 30fps over HDMI and USB2.0 ensures high-speed, clear imaging for fast inspection
• C-mount optical port allows direct attachment to any standard microscope with a 1-inch tube diameter
• Supports both auto and manual exposure, white balance, gain, noise reduction, gamma, and WDR for consistent image quality under varying lighting
• Captures still images and records video at 30fps to SD card (16G) or PC, so documentation is immediate and independent of a host computer
• Built-in ISP processor ensures high image clarity and accurate color reproduction across all settings

Application Scenarios

• PCB inspection where component size, solder joint integrity, and defect detection are measured in real time
• Industrial quality control with in-process and final product verification using on-screen measurement tools
• Laboratory research requiring accurate imaging and documentation with measurable dimensions and annotations
• Precision measurement tasks where real-time feedback on dimensions is needed during alignment or adjustment
• Teaching or training sessions where a live image with measurement data is projected to a group

Who It Is For

• Electronics manufacturers performing PCB and SMD inspection
• Quality control teams in manufacturing and assembly lines
• Laboratory technicians in research, metallurgy, and materials science
• Educational institutions teaching precision measurement and inspection techniques
• Metrology and calibration labs requiring repeatable, documented measurements

Problems It Solves

• A standard microscope camera without measurement software forces users to export images and measure them later, increasing inspection time
• Lack of real-time HDMI output means inspection requires a computer, which adds latency and setup complexity
• Fixed or low-resolution cameras make it difficult to capture fine details during high-speed inspection
• Inconsistent color reproduction and exposure settings lead to unreliable image data for documentation
• Separate measurement tools and cameras require alignment and calibration, increasing error risk

Technical Features

• C-mount optical interface for compatibility with standard microscope bodies
• Real-time HDMI output with no latency for live inspection on a monitor
• Built-in ISP processor for enhanced image clarity and color accuracy
• Dynamic resolution 1920x1080 at 30fps over HDMI and USB2.0
• Static resolution 3264x1836 for high-detail image capture
• Frame rate 30fps at both USB2.0 and HDMI outputs
• Exposure time range from 0.001s to 10s for use in bright or low-light conditions
• Auto and manual exposure, white balance, gain, noise reduction, gamma, and WDR settings
• SD card recording (16G) for standalone image and video capture
• Integrated T-Metrics software for measurement, annotation, and analysis
• Cloud 1.0 Ver PC software for image management and data export

Specifications

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

Customization Options

• C-mount interface allows direct attachment to any standard microscope with a 1-inch tube diameter
• T-Metrics software can be used with any compatible camera in the series for consistent measurement workflows
• SD card recording supports standalone operation without a PC, ideal for field or mobile inspection
• Manual exposure and white balance settings allow adaptation to specific lighting conditions in labs or production floors

Comparison With Other Options

Use Guide

• Attach the camera to a microscope using the standard C-mount interface, ensuring the lens is aligned with the optical axis
• Connect the HDMI output to a monitor to view the image in real time with no delay
• Use the USB2.0 port to transfer images and video to a PC or to power the camera if needed
• Enable T-Metrics software on the PC to access measurement, annotation, and analysis tools
• Adjust exposure, white balance, and gain manually if the lighting conditions vary during inspection
• Use the SD card slot to record video or capture stills without relying on a computer
• Set the exposure time between 0.001s and 10s depending on lighting to avoid overexposure or underexposure