MAGUS CLM30 DIGITAL CAMERA

MAGUS CLM30 DIGITAL CAMERA

Features:

• For fluorescence and darkfield microscopy with 4x, 10x, 20x, and 40x objectives
• 8.3MP resolution: When observing with low magnification objectives, the camera will allow you to see finer details
• 45fps and 70fps at 3840x2160px and 1920x1080px resolutions for observing moving samples, recording video, and moving the preparation without jerks and delays
• Peltier element reduces the sensor temperature during prolonged operation and eliminates thermal noise. Therefore, long shutter speeds can be used when taking photos
• SONY Exmor color CMOS backlit sensor provides a low noise level and high light sensitivity even in low-light conditions. You will get clearer, brighter, and more color-saturated images
• USB3.0 interface for fast, smooth data transfer
• Software with photo, video recording, editing, external display functions, linear and angular measurements

Sensor
The camera is equipped with a SONY Exmor backlit color CMOS sensor. This technology increases light sensitivity and improves camera performance in low-light conditions.
A color sensor has less light sensitivity than a monochrome one, but it is absolutely necessary for studies that identify and classify objects based on color.
The 1/1.2" sensor with 2.9x2.9µm pixel provides light sensitivity of 5970mV with 1/30s. To achieve the maximum field of view without distortion, we recommend using an adapter with a magnification of 0.75x to 1x.

Peltier element
The camera sensor may overheat during prolonged use. This causes thermal noise in the image, which significantly reduces the image quality. To eliminate this negative effect, the camera is equipped with a two-stage thermoelectric module (Peltier element). It sets the temperature to 42°C below room temperature and creates optimal conditions for the sensor to run for long periods of time without heating up. Therefore, the camera is suitable for long shutter speeds: The image is clear without thermal noise.

Software features
The camera uses software to display images on an external display, take photographs, record video, edit images, and measure linear and angular dimensions of samples and their structures. Before taking measurements, the software must be calibrated for each objective with a calibration slide.

Installation
The camera is mounted on the microscope in the trinocular tube/camera port using the C-mount adapter (included).