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Zeiss Axiocam 702 High-Speed Monochrome CMOS Microscope Camera

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Product Code
59507
Sensor Type
CMOS
Resolution
2.3 MP
Detail
Cooled Sensor
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Zeiss
New/Used
Used
Stock
In Stock
Product Code
59507
Sensor Type
CMOS
Resolution
2.3 MP
Detail
Cooled Sensor
Mount
C-Mount
Interface
USB

Pre-Owned

Product description

Cooled 2.3 MP monochrome CMOS camera with USB 3.0, C-mount, 128 fps, and high-sensitivity fluorescence imaging.

The Zeiss Axiocam 702 is a high-speed monochrome CMOS microscope camera designed for fluorescence microscopy, live-cell observation, low-light imaging, quantitative microscopy, and materials science research. Its cooled Sony IMX174 Exmor Pregius sensor provides low-noise image acquisition, high sensitivity, global shutter operation, and rapid imaging for demanding laboratory workflows.

Key Specifications

  • Sensor: Sony IMX174 Exmor Pregius global-shutter CMOS
  • Resolution: 1920 × 1216 pixels, 2.3 MP
  • Pixel size: 5.86 × 5.86 µm
  • Sensor format: 1/1.2", approximately 13.3 mm diagonal
  • Digitization: 14-bit data processing with native 12-bit ADC
  • Quantum efficiency: Up to approximately 78%
  • Spectral sensitivity: Approximately 350–1000 nm
  • Full-well capacity: Approximately 32,000 e⁻
  • Dynamic range: Greater than 5000:1 typical; up to 25,000:1 in HDR mode
  • Exposure range: 100 µs–60 s
  • Cooling: Regulated thermoelectric/Peltier cooling
  • Interface: USB 3.0 SuperSpeed
  • Acquisition rate: Up to 128 fps at 1920 × 1216
  • Reduced-ROI acquisition: Up to approximately 1000 fps
  • Optical interface: C-mount
  • Triggering: External hardware trigger supported

The large-format monochrome sensor supports an expanded field of view and enhanced contrast in low-light samples. Global shutter imaging helps reduce motion artifacts during fast acquisition, while thermoelectric cooling supports stable, low-noise performance for fluorescence analysis, cell and tissue research, and live-cell imaging.

Included Equipment

  • Zeiss Axiocam 702 monochrome CMOS microscope camera
  • USB cables for power and communication
  • USB drive containing standard software drivers

The pre-owned camera was tested for communication with ZEN software, live-feed operation, image capture, optics, and image clarity.

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Last updated 19 October 2026