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Hamamatsu ORCA-Fusion Digital CMOS Camera C14440-20UP

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Type number
C14440-20UP
Imaging device
sCMOS
Effective no. of pixels
2304(H)×2304(V)
Cell size
6.5 μm(H)×6.5 μm(V)
Effective area
14.976 mm (H)×14.976 mm (V)
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Specifications 26

Brands
Hamamatsu
New/Used
Used
Type number
C14440-20UP
Imaging device
sCMOS
Effective no. of pixels
2304(H)×2304(V)
Cell size
6.5 μm(H)×6.5 μm(V)
Effective area
14.976 mm (H)×14.976 mm (V)
Full well capacity
15 000 electrons *1
Readout speed
Fast scan: 11.22 ms (89.1 frames/s with CoaXPress or 31.6 frames/s with USB 3.0) (2304 x 2304) *5Standard scan: 42.99 ms (23.2 frames/s with CoaXPress or USB 3.0) (2304 x 2304) *5Ultra-quiet scan: 184.4 ms (5.4 frames/s with CoaXPress or USB 3.0) (2304 x 2304) *5
Readout noise
Fast scan：1.4 electrons rms *1Standard scan：1.0 electrons rms *1Ultra-quiet scan：0.7 electrons rms *1
Exposure time
Fast scan: 17 μs to 10 s (4.87 μs step)Standard scan: 65 μs to 10 s (18.65 μs step)Ultra-quiet scan: 280 μs| 10 s (80.00 μs step)
Cooling method
Peltier cooling
Cooling temperature
Forced-air cooled: -5 ˚C (Ambient temperature: +25 ˚C)Water cooled: -5 ˚C (Water temperature: +25 ˚C)Water cooled (Max cooling): Less than -15 ˚C *1,*3
Dark current
Cooling temperature(-5 ˚C): 0.5 electrons/pixel/s *1,*4Cooling temperature(-15 ˚C): 0.2 electrons/pixel/s *1,*4
Dynamic range
21 400 : 1 *1,*2
External trigger mode
Edge, Level, Sync readout, Start, Global reset edge, Global reset level
External trigger signal routing
SMA
Trigger delay function
0 s to 10 s in 1 μs steps
Trigger output
Global exposure timing, trigger ready, low, high
External signal output routing
SMA
Interface
CoaXPress (Dual CXP-6) and USB 3.0 *6
A/D converter
16 bit / 12 bit / 8 bit
Lens mount
C-mount *7
Power supply
Approx. 150 VA *8
Ambient operating temperature
0 ˚C to + 40 ˚C
Ambient operating humidity
30 % to 80 %, with no condensation

Product description

sCMOS camera with 5.3MP, 100 fps, 0.7 e- read noise, 21,400:1 dynamic range, and Peltier cooling for low-light imaging.

The Hamamatsu ORCA-Fusion Digital CMOS Camera C14440-20UP is designed for high-performance imaging under low-light conditions with advanced features and patented technology.

  • Sensor type: sCMOS
  • Effective pixels: 2304 x 2304 (5.3 Megapixels)
  • Pixel size: 6.5 µm x 6.5 µm
  • Effective imaging area: 14.976 mm x 14.976 mm
  • Full well capacity: 15,000 electrons (typical)
  • Readout speeds:
  • Fast scan: 11.22 ms (89.1 fps with CoaXPress, 31.6 fps with USB 3.0)
  • Standard scan: 42.99 ms (23.2 fps)
  • Ultra-quiet scan: 184.4 ms (5.4 fps)
  • Readout noise (rms):
  • Fast scan: 1.4 electrons
  • Standard scan: 1.0 electrons
  • Ultra-quiet scan: 0.7 electrons
  • Exposure time ranges:
  • Fast scan: 17 µs to 10 s (4.87 µs steps)
  • Standard scan: 65 µs to 10 s (18.65 µs steps)
  • Ultra-quiet scan: 280 µs to 10 s (80.00 µs steps)
  • Dynamic range: 21,400:1 (calculated from full well capacity and read noise)
  • Quantum efficiency (peak): 80%
  • Photoresponse non-uniformity (PRNU): 0.06% rms (@ 7500 electrons)
  • Dark signal non-uniformity (DSNU): 0.3 electrons rms
  • Dark current:
  • At -5 ˚C: 0.5 electrons/pixel/s
  • At -15 ˚C: 0.2 electrons/pixel/s
  • Cooling method: Peltier cooling with options for forced-air or water cooling
  • Typical cooled temperature: -5 ˚C
  • Max water cooling: below -15 ˚C
  • External trigger modes: Edge, Level, Sync readout, Start, Global reset edge/level
  • Interface: Dual CoaXPress (CXP-6) and USB 3.0 (USB 3.1 Gen 1 compatible)
  • A/D converter resolution: 16-bit, 12-bit, or 8-bit selectable
  • Lens mount: C-mount (F-mount option available in model C14440-20UP01)
  • Power consumption: Approximately 150 VA (AC 240 V)
  • Operating environment: 0 ˚C to 40 ˚C ambient temperature, 30% to 80% humidity (non-condensing)

Patented Feature:

  • *Lightsheet Readout Mode* enhances signal-to-noise ratio specifically for lightsheet microscopy applications.

PC Requirements:

  • Capable of streaming 5 MP images at up to 89 frames/sec, requiring specific PC specifications as detailed by Hamamatsu recommendations.

This camera is optimized for low-light imaging scenarios, delivering highly uniform, low-noise image data suitable for demanding scientific microscopy applications.

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Last updated 2 November 2026