CCD Microscope Cameras

Model 410 Color   $489 Model 270 B&W   $299 Model 160 Color   $159 Now you can get video capability from virtually any light microscope cheaply and easily. All you need is the Silicon Eyepiece™ – the very first microscope video camera that can be used with any microscope. You won't have to spend a fortune.  The Silicon Eyepiece is as easy to afford as it is to use. You can even try the Silicon Eyepiece in your own lab for 30 days.  If you're not convinced that it is the easiest, fastest, and most economical way to put video on your microscope, you can return it for a full refund. It Doesn't Get Any Easier Than This The Silicon Eyepiece™ is so easy to use it requires no training at all.  Here's why:   The Silicon Eyepiece™ fits easily into the eyepiece tube of every standard light microscope that uses 23mm diameter eyepieces. No modifications are needed to the microscope, and no camera port is needed either. It's a completely self-contained video camera in a compact package. Available in black and white or color. The Silicon Eyepiece™ has automatic gain control to adjust itself for any light level.  It is superb at low light levels, thus preserving delicate samples and lamp life. The Silicon Eyepiece™ is so ultra-small and lightweight that it can be moved from one microscope to another without disturbing experiments or specimens.  Five seconds is all it takes to remove the camera and re-install the eyepiece. Comes complete with cables, wall adapter, and a handy storage box. Getting Video on Your Microscope is Important. Applications of the Silicon Eyepiece™ are everywhere: Computer capture of images.  Put images directly into your documents.  Measure, count, and evaluate automatically. (Requires video capture board). Training one or a group how to work under the microscope.  Show inspectors what to look for. Process control.  Verify that process documents are written properly, and that the procedures are being followed correctly. Video record your work.  Static images are not the only kind in research.  A videotape of a microscope session can be viewed later for analysis and discussion. Education.  Teach the whole class simultaneously.  Once students know what to look for they are enthused and motivated. Model 410 Color   $489 Specifications Power:      12 volts DC, 150mA(typical).      Supplied by plug-in power supply (included). Video Signal:      1 Volt peak to peak composite video      (NTSC or PAL available) CCD:      1/3" (nominal) CCD 811 (horizontal) x 508 (vertical) Resolution:      450 (horizontal) x 480 (vertical) TV lines Light level:      Automatic Gain Control, 1 lux      Automatic electronic shutter 1/60 to 1/14000 sec. Signal-to-noise ratio:      46 dB or more (sufficient for 8 bit digitisation) Model 270 B&W   $299 Specifications Power:      9 volts DC, 120mA (typical).      Supplied by plug-in power supply (included). Video Signal:      1 Volt peak to peak composite video      (NTSC or PAL available) CCD:      1/3" (nominal) CCD 512 (horizontal) x 492 (vertical) Resolution:>      380 (horizontal) x 350 (vertical) TV lines Light level:      Automatic Gain Control, 0.7 lux      Automatic electronic shutter 1/60 to 1/14000 sec. Signal-to-noise ratio:      46 dB or more (sufficient for 8 bit digitisation) Model 160 Color   $159 Specifications Power:      12 volts DC, 120mA (typical).      Supplied by plug-in power supply (included). Video Signal:      1 Volt peak to peak NTSC composite video CCD:      1/3" (nominal) CCD 512 (horizontal) x 492 (vertical) Resolution:      330 (horizontal) x 350 (vertical) TV lines Light level:      Automatic Gain Control, Exposure, and White Balance, 5 lux Home   Contact Info