2.8 Megapixel USB 3.0 Camera Offering Low Noise and High Sensitivity
The INFINITY3-3UR uncooled scientific digital camera features a Sony ICX674 CCD sensor, offers 53 fps at full 2.8 megapixel resolution via a high-speed USB 3.0 interface. Designed for use in scientific and industrial applications requiring optimal color reproduction, extreme sensitivity, increased resolution and high speed. Cooled performance from an uncooled camera.
The INFINITY3-3UR provides unmatched light sensitivity needed for low light applications. Relying on Sony's EXview HAD ll technology, this camera offers extremely high dynamic range, 4.54x4.54 µm pixels and very low noise. The INFINITY3-3UR delivers outstanding image quality and value for challenging low light applications such as fluorescence and NIR imaging.
The INFINITY3-3UR uses the latest USB 3.0 technology at 5 Gbits/sec to deliver the fastest image transfer – even at its highest resolution. Image captures can be synchronized using either a hardware or software trigger. 128 MB of onboard memory for frame buffering ensures dependable and reliable image delivery at full frame rate and highest resolution even in the most demanding systems.
INFINITY CAPTURE, an intuitive image capture program, and INFINITY ANALYZE, a full image analysis package offering camera control, measurement, annotation, tiling and post capture enhancement, are included with the camera. Camera and software combine to create a complete microscopy imaging solution for your application.
Highlights
- 53 fps at 2.8 megapixel, 66 fps at full HD (1936x1456)
- Industry leading Sony EXview HAD II sensor technology
- Color or monochrome ICX674 CCD sensor with 2/3" optical format
- High-speed USB 3.0 interface for ease of installation on any computer
- 128 MB of onboard memory for frame buffering results in reliable image delivery for demanding systems
- Select 8 and 14-bit pixel data modes
Applications
Brightfield, Darkfield, Histology, Pathology, Cytology, Live Cell Imaging, Semiconductor Inspection, Metrology, Gel Documentation, Whole Slide Imaging, Low Light Fluorescence, Quantitative Analysis