CMOS camera for medical imaging, low-light microscopy by IDS Imaging

Sept. 7, 2016
The UI-3860LE CMOS camera targets medical imaging and low-light microscopy, among other applications.

The UI-3860LE CMOS camera from IDS Imaging Development Systems (Woburn, MA) features a Sony STARVIS IMX290 rolling shutter backside illumination (BSI) sensor to provide 2 Mpixel resolution (1936 × 1096, Full HD: ~120 frames/s). The camera targets applications with high demands on sensitivity, image quality, and speed, including medical imaging and low-light microscopy.

For more information, please visit https://en.ids-imaging.com.

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