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德國(guó)徠卡DFC7000產(chǎn)品介紹:
The Leica DFC7000 T is designed for brightfield and fluorescence applications. It can be easily switched from fluorescence imaging to brightfield documentation with outstanding color fidelity. Does your application requires higher sensitivity for low light fluorescence? In this case the monochrome DFC7000 GT is the best choice thanks to its exceptionally sensitive sensor.
Two factors enable users to observe extremely large fields of view: First, the camera sensor which features 2.8 Megapixels with a pixel pinch of 4.54 μm. Secondly, Leica Microsystems’ latest generation objectives with low magnification and high-numerical aperture objectives. It is the combination of the two that enlarges the field of view to speed up applications like tile scans. Based on new pixel architecture, this high resolution camera also maintains a wide dynamic range. We call that a paradigm shift!
Up to 40 live frames per second at full resolution – in high speed mode, enables you to position and focus samples effortlessly without any time delays. They can capture real-time, high-speed timelapse recordings easily to collect precise kinetic data labeled with accurate time stamps. And if you need to be really fast, you can achieve up to 120 frames per second in 5 x 5 binning mode. What else could you want?
德國(guó)徠卡DFC7000基本參數(shù):
Digital camera Leica DFC7000T / DFC7000GT Technical Data | ||
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DFC7000 T | DFC7000 GT | |
Camera type | Digital color, high-sensitivity, cooled camera for fluorescence and brightfield microscopy | Digital monochrome, high-sensitivity, cooled camera dedicated for fluorescence applications |
Housing | Aluminum, Size (L × W × H) 120 mm x 93 mm x 150 mm, Weight 1900 g | |
Sensor | Sony ICX674AQG, EXview HAD II CCD technology, quad-tap | Sony ICX674ALG, EXview HAD II CCD technology, quad-tap |
Shutter | Interline transfer progressive scan, global shutter | |
Pixel | 1920 x 1440 (~ 2.8 MP); 4.54 μm x 4.54 μm pixel size | |
Full well capacity | > 15.000 electrons (e-) typical | |
Color filter | RGB Bayer mask | no |
Exposure time | 4 μsec - 200 sec* | |
Bit depth | 8 bit / 12 bit with A/D converter of 16 bit | |
Cooling | One stage Peltier, stabelized | |
Binning modes | 2 x 2 (color/ mono); 3 x 3 (color/ mono, speed optimized); 4 x 4 (color/ mono); 5 x 5 (color/ mono, speed optimized); color sensitive binning: R,G, or B pixel only | 2 x 2 (mono ); 3 x 3 (mono); 4 x 4 (mono); 5 x 5 (mono) |
Partial scan | Freely definable ROI (region of interest), combination with binning possible | |
Dark noise | <0.05 e-/px/sec | |
Read out noise | Typical 6 e-/ 10 MHz | |
Dynamic range | ~ 68 dB | |
Pixel clocking rate | 10 MHz/ 40 MHz | |
Analog gain | Continuous 1× – 10× | |
Advanced features (depends on software/ hardware in use) | Image averaging, sharpening with active noise reduction, black balance, on-head image buffer, quad-tap read-out and mono-tap read-out, external trigger capability; dynamic defect pixel correction, HDR acquisition, streaming mode | |
c-mount | 0.7x for inverted and upright compound microscopes; 0.63x for stereo microscopes | |
Interfaces | USB 3.0 single cable (5 Gbit/s) and optional trigger cable | |
Power supply | 5 V via external DC power supply | |
Power consumption | ~14 W (with Peltier cooling) | ~15 W (with Peltier cooling) |
Image formats | fps*at 40 MHz / 8 bit | |
Turbo mode (1280 x 1024) | 50 | 50 |
Full frame (1920 x 1440) | 40 | 40 |
2x2 binning (960 x 720) | 40 | 69 |
3x3 binning (640 x 480) | 91 | 91 |
4x4 binning (480 x 360) | 40 | 108 |
5x5 binning (384 x 288) | 123 | 124 |