pco.edge 4.2

The new pco.edge 4.2 is a breakthrough in scientific imaging cameras, due to its distinctive ability to simultaneously deliver extremely low noise, good frame rates, wide dynamic range, high quantum efficiency, high resolution and large field of view - all in one image.

Have a look to the new sCMOS brochure to get more insight about the benefits of the sCMOS technology.

  unit   setpoint   sensicam em  
resolution
(hor x ver)  		 pixel     2048 x 2048
pixel size
(hor x ver)  		 µm2    6.5 x 6.5  
peak quantum efficiency   %   @ 590 nm peak  > 70
dynamic range A/D   bit     16
readout noise   e- med @ 30 fps  
@ 100 fps  		 < 0.9
< 1.0
imaging frequency, frame rate   fps   @ full frame @ slow scan
@ full frame @ fast scan		 30
100
exposure time   s   @ rolling shutter 500 µs .. 2 s
region of interest     selectbable
optical input    

Nikon F-moutn (std), C-mount (opt)
data interface     full camera link or USB 3.0


Comparison between a scientific CCD (left) and a scientific CMOS (right, pco.edge) camera with identical illumination.


Monochrome Quantum Efficiency curve of the CIS2020

Areas of application
• live cell microscopy
• single molecule detection
• localization microscopy
• lightsheet microscopy
• selective plane illumination microscopy
• SPIM
• structured illumination microscopy
• SIM
• TIRF microscopy / waveguides
• spinning disk confocal microscopy
• genome sequencing (2nd and 3rd gen)
• FRET
• FRAP
• lucky astronomy / imaging
• adaptive optics
• solar astronomy
• fluorescence spectroscopy
• bio- & chemi-luminescence
• high content screening
• photovoltaic inspection
• x-ray tomography
• ophtalmology
• flow cytometry
• biochip reading
• machine vision
• TV / broadcasting
• spectral (hyperspectral) imaging
• laser induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS)


 data sheet (.pdf)

 
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