Panasonic image sensor
MN34230 cameras
5 camera models built on the Panasonic MN34230 sensor, covering low-light & cooled cameras and microscopy cameras. Compare their published specifications.
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MN34230 (C) · MN34230ALJ (M) · MN34230PLJ (C)
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Cameras using the MN34230
| Model | Sensor variant | Resolution | Pixel Size | Frame Rate | Shutter Type | Interface |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MTR3CMOS16000KMALow-Light & Cooled Cameras | MN34230ALJ (M) | 16MP (4648×3506) | 3.8 µm × 3.8 µm | 22.5 fps @ 4648×3506; 43 fps @ 2304×1750; 48 fps @ 1536×1168 | Rolling Shutter | USB3.0 |
| MTR3CMOS16000KPALow-Light & Cooled Cameras | MN34230PLJ (C) | 16MP (4640×3506) | 3.8 µm × 3.8 µm | 6 fps @ 4640×3506; 20 fps @ 2304×1750; 48 fps @ 1536×1160 | Rolling Shutter | USB3.0 |
| U3CMOS16000KMBMicroscopy Cameras | MN34230ALJ (M) | 16M (4640×3506) | 3.8 µm × 3.8 µm | 22 fps @ 4640×3506; 36 fps @ 3840×2160; 43 fps @ 2304×1750; 43 fps @ 1920×1080; 49 fps @ 1536×1168 | Rolling Shutter | USB3.0 |
| U3CMOS16000KPBMicroscopy Cameras | MN34230PLJ (C) | 16M (4648×3506) | 3.8 µm × 3.8 µm | 6.0 fps @ 4648×3506; 15.0 fps @ 2304×1750; 30.0 fps @ 1536×1168 | Rolling Shutter | USB3.0 |
| U3ISPM16000KPB (Discontinued)Microscopy Cameras | MN34230 (C) | 16M (4640×3506) | 3.8 µm × 3.8 µm | 22 fps @ 4640×3506; 30 fps @ 3360×2526; 43 fps @ 2304×1750; 49 fps @ 1536×1168 | Rolling Shutter | USB3.0 |
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