Digital Microscope Monochrome Cameras
We offer monochrome cameras with various sensors such as CMOS, sCMOS, or EM-CCD. Because of their high sensitivity and broad spectrum range, monochrome cameras are used for flurescence imaging. Choose a camera designed for detecting weak fluorescence, capturing images with a high frame rate, and quantitative measurements that cannot be achieved with color cameras.
Products
DP23M
Digital Microscope Camera
The monochrome DP23M microscope digital camera is a cost-effective solution for high-quality fluorescence imaging. Even for dim samples, its high sensitivity and resolution deliver bright images, easing protein expression checks, observation using near-infrared (NIR) dyes, and other routine fluorescence imaging tasks.
- Sensitivity and speed for fluorescence imaging
- 6.4-megapixel backside illuminated CMOS sensor
- Cost-effective fluorescence documentation
sCMOS Cameras
Digital Microscope Camera
Scientific CMOS (sCMOS) cameras are optimized for live cell imaging, providing lower noise and improved quantum efficiency compared with conventional CMOS devices. Capabilities of sCMOS cameras include a high-speed response, wide dynamic ranges, an extended field-of-view, high resolution, and gradation.
- Extremely fast readout for high speed
- Designed for applications that demand high resolution
- High signal-to-noise images for live cell imaging applications
EM-CCD Cameras
Digital Microscope Camera
Electron multiplying CCD cameras amplify optical signals without increasing noise. They can capture high-speed images of dim specimens and perform well for fluorescence live-cell imaging with reduced intensity excitation light. They are used to observe protein interaction within a cell and for real-time imaging.
- CCD technology for detecting ultra-low light
- Dedicated, ultrasensitive scientific camera platform
- Quantifiable and reproducible imaging