Metallography Digital Microscopic Camera

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Metallography Digital Microscopic Camera Specification

Temperature
0°C to 40°C

Operating Voltage
5V DC

Port Size
USB 2.0

Display Type
Connectable to Computer/LCD Monitor

Interface Type
USB 2.0

Resolution
5 Megapixel (2592 x 1944 pixels)

Measuring Range
Up to 2000X magnification (with objective lenses)

Response Time
< 1s

Equipment Type
Digital Microscopic Camera

Accuracy
High precision imaging

Power Supply
5V DC via USB

Usage
Microscopic Imagery and Documentation

Machine Weight
Approx. 700 g

Control Mode
PC/Software Controlled

About Metallography Digital Microscopic Camera

Digital Microscopic Camera

Very handy and light in weight (only 2.3 kgs. with battery)
TFT (color LCD) provides wide viewing angle and allows fast scanning speed
Very long battery operation of 8 hours between charges
Digital plotting of DAC curves with automatic- 6dB and -14dB curves
Very low noise level even at very high gain.

High Precision Imaging for Metallography

Featuring a powerful 5-megapixel sensor and precise optics, this digital microscope camera delivers high-resolution imagery for detailed metallographic analysis. Its advanced imaging capabilities ensure accurate documentation and evaluation of microscopic samples, essential in research, industry, and educational settings.

Seamless PC and Monitor Integration

Control your camera easily through PC software for real-time image capture, adjustment, and documentation. The USB 2.0 interface offers fast, reliable connectivity, while compatibility with LCD monitors enables flexible viewing and presentation of microscopic details.

FAQs of Metallography Digital Microscopic Camera:

Q: How does the Metallography Digital Microscopic Camera connect to a computer or display?

A: The camera connects via USB 2.0 to a computer or compatible LCD monitor, allowing direct control and display of high-resolution microscopic images.

Q: What is the maximum magnification supported by this camera?

A: This device supports up to 2000X magnification when paired with suitable objective lenses, making it ideal for detailed metallographic imaging and analysis.

Q: When is this digital microscopic camera best used?

A: The camera is best used during metallography studies, quality control inspections, lab research, and wherever high-precision microscopic imaging and documentation are required.

Q: Where can the camera be operated for optimal performance?

A: It operates optimally in environments with temperatures ranging from 0C to 40C, making it suitable for laboratory and industrial settings.

Q: What is the standard process for capturing images using this camera?

A: Images are captured by connecting the camera to a PC, then using the dedicated software to focus, adjust magnification, and document images quickly, thanks to its <1s response time.

Q: How does using this camera benefit metallographic analysis?

A: It provides highly detailed and accurate images, enabling precise documentation and evaluation of microstructures, leading to better research outcomes and quality control.