AmScope DC20000i Peltier Cooled 20MP USB 3.0 CMOS C-Mount Microscope Camera

AmScope DC Series Peltier Cooled 20.0MP USB 3.0 CMOS C-Mount Microscope Camera

• Peltier cooled cameras for universities, laboratories, and industry.
20MP USB 3.0 color camera.
• For fluorescence applications.
• Large 1 inch camera sensors.
• Comes with advanced imaging software.

Euromex Cooled Color Cameras

The Euromex 20 Megapixel Peltier-cooled camera is equipped with Peltier cooling elements that allow the camera to be used for fluorescence and other low-light applications. These advanced and premium models are supplied with a USB-3 interface.

All cameras are supplied with ImageFocus Alpha software. The software has specific functions for fluorescence like combining captured fluorescence images. In addition, it allows capturing of images and videos, measurement annotations, report generation, live image stitching, etc. Compatible with Windows 8.1/10/11, both 32 and 64 bits configurations

SPECIFICATIONS

Sensor
1-inch Peltier-cooled CMOS sensor

Pixels
5440 x 3648 pixels, 20 Mpix

Scan mode
Progressive, rolling shutter

Pixel size
2.4 μm x 2.4 μm

Filter
RGB

Mount
C-mount

Max fps
Up to 5 frames per second (5440 x 3648 pixels)
Up to 10 frames per second (4096 x 2160 pixels)
Up to 15 frames per second (2736 x 1824 pixels)
Up to 30 frames per second (1824 x 1216 pixels)

Exposure
Automatic or manual, exposure time 0.1 ms ~ 3600 s

White balance
Automatic/manual

Sensitivity
462 mV @ 1/30 s

Data interface
USB 3.0 high speed (USB-2 compatible)

Peltier cooling system
Two-stage active-cooling system -45 °C below camera body temperature

Operation
-10~50°C, 30-80 % humidity

Storage temperature
-20~60°C

Power supply
5V over PC USB port
External power adapter for cooling system, DC 12 V, 3 A

Packing List

• USB-3 Cable
• 1x C-Mount Objective
• 30.0 and 30.5mm to 23.2mm Conversion Adapters for use with Stereo Microscopes
• 1 mm/100 (10 μm/division) Calibration Slide
• ImageFocus Alpha Software
• External 100-240 VACPower Supply
• Carrying Case