Introduction to Charge-Coupled Devices (CCDs) - Nikon’s …
Although CCDs are not inherently color sensitive, three different strategies are commonly employed to produce color images with CCD camera systems in order to capture the visual appearance of specimens in the microscope.
CCD Microscope Camera - Microscope.com
Built around Sony's premier reputation for versatile and dependable image capture devices, our new CCD digital camera offers exceptional noise suppression and high sensitivity to light for capturing a live image at excellent resolutions.
Microscope Cameras - EMCCD, SCMOS & CCD - Oxford …
Andor's range of high-performance microscope imaging cameras are suited to a wide variety of microscopy applications, from extremely challenging single molecule tracking to routine wide-field fluorescence microscopy of living or fixed cells.
UHCCD series Microscope Camera | High-Resolution CCD …
ToupTek UHCCD is a high-performance USB2.0 CCD camera using Sony Super HAD CCD sensor with resolutions up to 5.2M. Features zinc-aluminum housing, ToupView software, and multi-platform support for brightfield microscopy.
Microscope CCD Camera | Labcompare.com
A microscope charge-coupled device (CCD) camera is a camera that attaches to a microscope and takes still pictures or movies of the specimen being observed. The cameras can have their own monitors or attach to a computer for easy viewing of the images.
CCD Camera for Microscope - SK-Advanced
SK-Advanced CCD microscope cameras are designed for microscopy applications. Having complete consideration of the top features of microscope imaging, our CCD microscope camera range employ large area array and good quality Sony CCD sensor combined with …
Choosing A Microscope Camera - What To Look For
In simple terms, cameras that use CCD have advantages in terms of light sensitivity and noise and are more appropriate for applications that require higher performance. CMOS cameras deliver the image at a faster rate due to the parallel processing format.
CCD – Microscope Central
Jenoptik ProgRes SpeedXT Core 3 CCD Microscope Camera - 3.2 M.P. ProgRes® SpeedXT core 3 and SpeedXT core 5 are the first to feature Jenoptik’s innovative SpeedXT core technology providing very fast live speed ra...
Cameras for Digital Microscopy - ScienceDirect
Jan 1, 2003 · The image in the present-day light microscope is usually acquired with a charge-coupled device (CCD) camera. The CCD is composed of a large matrix of photosensitive elements (often referred to as “pixels” shorthand for “picture elements”) that simultaneously capture an image over the entire detector surface.
9 MP CCD Microscope Digital Camera | UC90 | Olympus
The 9-megapixel UC90 CCD microscope camera captures images of superior quality. Enjoy advanced features such as 4K UHD acquisition today!