 Top
quality CCD digital camera technology from Meiji Techno! Designed
for clinical, life science, material science and education professionals
working under low light conditions.
Live video preview provides for real time focusing ability. These
cameras include intuitive software to take full advantage of the
cameras feature set as well as compatibility with 3rd party microscopy
applications.
Some of the many features of the CC Series
include:
- High Speed
USB2.0 interface - Eliminates having to install cards or
other hardware into your desktop or laptop computer.
- Sony ICX
Series CCD image sensor delivers crisp color quality for the most
demanding brightfield and darkfield microscopy applications including
clinical pathology and cytology, life sciences and geology.
- Auto exposure
and auto white balance give you excellent images, easily.
- Selectable
8 & 12 bit pixel Data modes.
- Global
Shutter
.
- Industry
standard TWAIN interface results in rapid image capture for archiving
and documentation, high throughput applications, demanding research
environments and teaching facilities.
- Compact
design features standard "C"-mount facilitating installation
on all microscope configurations including trinocular, inverted
front camera port and stereo microscopes.
- Supports
Windows 98/SE, 2000, ME and XP operating systems.
- Requires
NO POWER SUPPLY.** The
camera can take its power from the USB bus interface. This means
less cable clutter. **
Model CC1400 Cooled CCD Camers requires an included power supply
- Performs
2x2, 3x3 and 4x4 pixel binning
- Comes with INFINITY
CAPTURE software for Windows
| Recommended
PC Specifications |
Minimum
PC Specifications |
| Pentium
4,1.3GHz or better
512Mb RAM
60 GB HD or more
USB 2.0 Port
Windows 2000 or XP |
600MHz
Processor
256Mbytes of SDRAM
Empty capacity of 20GB
HD
USB 2.0 Port
Windows 98 or ME with
a USB 2.0 Add-in card and driver |
Ordering Information
| Model |
Image
Sensor |
Max.
Resolution |
Video
Frame Rate |
| CC2100 |
1/2"
format CCD
7.6mm x 6.2mm |
1.44MP
1392 x 1040 |
15
fps @ 1392 x 1040
>200fps with binning & ROI |
| CC2200 |
1/1.8"
format CCD |
4.4
µm sq. pixels
1616 x 1216 |
12
fps @ max. res.
higher with binning & ROI |
| CC2300 |
1/1.8"
format CCD |
3.45
µm sq. pixels
2080 x 1536 |
5
fps @ max. res.
higher with binning & ROI |
| CC1400 |
Peltier
Cooled CCD
2/3" format
1.4 MP |
6.45
µm sq. pixels
1392 x 1040 |
15
fps @ 1392 x 1040
higher with binning & ROI |
Binning
Binning is the ability to clock multiple
pixel charges in both the horizontal and vertical direction into
a single larger charge or "super pixel." This super pixel
represents the area of all the individual pixels contributing to
the charge. A binning of 1x1 means that an individual pixel is being
used as is. A binning of 2x2 means that an area of 4 adjacent pixels
have been combined into one larger pixel, and so on. In this example,
the sensitivity to light has also been increased 4 times (the four
pixel contributions), but the resolution of the image has been cut
in half. Binning can be a very useful tool. It can be used to effectively
increase the pixel size while also increasing sensitivity. It is
a good method for focusing, because image acquisition speeds up
greatly while giving greater sensitivity to lower out-of-focus light
levels.
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