COOLED cameras with USB 3.0 and CCD - xiDc

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USB 3.0 with newest CCD sensors from Sony
Resolutions 2.8 MP, 6 MP, 9 MP and 12 MP
Speeds 57, 28, 20, 15 fps respectively
"EXview HAD CCD II" pixel technology
Support of Windows, Linux, Mac OSX and 30 Libraries
Significantly deminished dark curret values (DSNU)
Designed to be USB3 Vision standard compliant
TEC Peltier cooled up to -35°C below ambient

Development on hold

xiDc - is a special family of USB 3.0 cameras that is based on xiD family, but provides Cooling option for newest sensors:

SONY ICX674, SONY ICX694, SONY ICX814, SONY ICX834

Sony “EXview HAD CCD II” pixel technology offers improved light efficiency for the near-infrared spectrum. Also equipped with XIMEA proprietary "CLEANPATH" readout and sensor driving circuitry, providing scientific imaging device with extremely low readout noise architecture and high fidelity in color reproduction with clear 14 bits/pixel images in all modes, deminished dark curret values (DSNU) and highest level of sensitivity with long exposure times.

Remarkable features include high resolution without cut-backs on the acqiusition speed, providing exceptionally high frame rates of over 57 fps achieved via 4 tap readout with 14 bit ADC. Also possible is partial readout, different binning and ROI modes, external triggering and flash light synchronization.

Support for Windows, Linux and Mac OS X makes deployment seamless and straightforward. All cameras are scientific grade.

Cameras were built keeping in mind the specific needs of scientific applications that utilize these high grade products in all branches of life and material science like:

Semiconductor wafer scanning, Flat panel inspection, printed circuit board (PCB) examination, Cell Biology, Astronomy, Medical, Microscopy, Ophthalmology and Retinal imaging, Pathology, Histology, Intelligent Traffic Systems, Fluorescence, Low light, Biometrics, Industrial Automation and others.