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XCAMLITE4K8MPD

XCAMLITE4K8MPD is an XCAMLITE4K compact C-mount camera with 4K HDMI preview, USB transfer, XCamView control and Sony CMOS imaging.

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XCAMLITE4K8MPD

Application context

Why this design is used

Scientific imaging

XCAMLITE4K8MPD: Scientific imaging depends on matching sensor format, pixel pitch and readout mode to the optical image.

Instrument integration

XCAMLITE4K8MPD: Instrument integration depends on matching sensor format, pixel pitch and readout mode to the optical image.

Specifications

XCAMLITE4K8MPD

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Specifications

ModelSensor/SizeEffective PixelsOutput ResolutionFrame Rate (fps)Output InterfaceAuto FocusLens MountStorage SupportFeatured Functions
XCAMLITE4K8MPASony IMX334(C) 1/1.8" (7.68×4.32 mm)2.0 µm × 2.0 µm8MP (3840×2160)HDMI: 30 fps @ 4K/1080P; USB: 20 fps @ 3840×2160HDMI1.4 USB2.0—C-mountSD card / USB drive4K video recording Image measurement Crosshair display Graphics overlay Image browsing Video playback 3D noise reduction Sharpening processing ROI white balance Multi-language menu
XCAMLITE4K8MPBSony IMX485(C) 1/1.2" (11.14×6.26 mm)2.9 µm × 2.9 µm8MP (3840×2160)HDMI: 30 fps @ 4K/1080P; USB: 20 fps @ 3840×2160HDMI1.4 USB2.0—C-mountSD card / USB drive4K video recording Image measurement Crosshair display Graphics overlay Image browsing Video playback 3D noise reduction Sharpening processing ROI white balance Multi-language menu
XCAMLITE4K8MPCSony IMX678(C) 1/1.8" (7.68×4.32 mm)2.0 µm × 2.0 µm8MP (3840×2160)HDMI: 30 fps @ 4K/1080P; USB: 20 fps @ 3840×2160HDMI1.4 USB2.0—C-mountSD card / USB drive4K video recording Image measurement Crosshair display Graphics overlay Image browsing Video playback 3D noise reduction Sharpening processing ROI white balance Multi-language menu
XCAMLITE4K8MPDSony IMX585(C) 1/1.2" (11.14×6.26 mm)2.9 µm × 2.9 µm8MP (3840×2160)HDMI: 30 fps @ 4K/1080P; USB: 20 fps @ 3840×2160HDMI1.4 USB2.0—C-mountSD card / USB drive4K video recording Image measurement Crosshair display Graphics overlay Image browsing Video playback 3D noise reduction Sharpening processing ROI white balance Multi-language menu

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Signal-to-noise versus signal electrons for three read-noise levels, showing where read noise stops mattering
Scientific cameras
12 min Regime lab

Choosing a scientific camera

Which sensor technology your photon budget actually needs, why rolling and global shutter answer different questions, and how to check the data can leave the camera at all.

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Diagram contrasting CCD serial charge transfer to a single corner amplifier against sCMOS parallel in-pixel conversion and per-column ADCs
Scientific cameras
14 min Architecture lab

CCD vs CMOS: Readout Architectures & Physics

How physical charge transport versus in-pixel voltage conversion dictates readout speed, read noise, blooming, fill factor, and fixed-pattern noise in scientific detectors.

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Microscope field of view and diffraction spot sampled by a scientific camera
Scientific imaging
10 min FOV calculator

Calculating camera field of view and diffraction sampling

Calculate object-space pixel size, field of view, Rayleigh resolution, and sampling using real MAX and sMAX sensor formats.

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