Mightex · 8 product pages · 26 part numbers
Mightex presents two camera lines for the life sciences. The C-Series USB2.0 CCD cameras are its fluorescence microscopy cameras, which Mightex describes as more sensitive than its CMOS cameras; the USB3.0 1.5 MP global-shutter CMOS camera is its general-purpose microscopy and behaviour camera, with up to 250 fps at full resolution. Both have external trigger input and strobe output.
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Product familyUSB2.0 C-Series CCD cameras
USB2.0 CCD camera: 1,280 × 960 colour; 3.75 × 3.75 μm pixels; 8 or 12 bit; 20 @1280 x 960 fps. Board-level and enclosed versions.
Product familyUSB2.0 C-Series CCD cameras
USB2.0 CCD camera: 1,280 × 960 monochrome; 3.75 × 3.75 μm pixels; 8 or 12 bit; 20 @1280 x 960 fps. Board-level and enclosed versions.
Product familyUSB2.0 C-Series CCD cameras
USB2.0 CCD camera: 1,392 × 1,040 colour; 4.65 × 4.65 μm pixels; 8 or 12 bit; 15 @1392 x 1040 fps. Board-level and enclosed versions.
Product familyUSB2.0 C-Series CCD cameras
USB2.0 CCD camera: 1,392 × 1,040 colour; sensor 2/3" Sony ICX285AQ, global shutter; 6.45 × 6.45 μm pixels; 8/12 bit; 15 @1392 x 1040 fps.
Product familyUSB2.0 C-Series CCD cameras
USB2.0 CCD camera: 1,392 × 1,040 monochrome; 4.65 × 4.65 μm pixels; 8 or 12 bit; 15 @1392 x 1040 fps. Board-level and enclosed versions.
Product familyUSB2.0 C-Series CCD cameras
USB2.0 CCD camera: 1,392 × 1,040 monochrome; sensor 2/3" Sony ICX285AL, global shutter; 6.45 × 6.45 μm pixels; 8/12 bit; 15 @1392 x 1040 fps.
Product familyUSB3.0 CMOS cameras
USB3.0 CMOS camera: 1,408 × 1,088 pixels; sensor Sony IMX273, global shutter CMOS; 3.45 × 3.45 µm pixels; 8/12 bit; 250/150 @1408x1088 fps. Board-level and enclosed versions.
Product familyAccessories
USB2.0 and USB3.0 cables, trigger-in and strobe-out cables with BNC or 8-pin DIN connectors, and a USB connector bracket for Mightex cameras.
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