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Teledyne Lumenera INFINITY 3-1UR Monochrome Microscope Camera with Sony ICX285 CCD

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€4,147.29excl. VAT

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Image Sensor
1/1.8” Interline Sony ICX274 2.0 megapixel monochrome progressive scan CCD sensor
Effective Pixels
1616×1216, 4.4μm square pixels
Frame Rate
12 fps at full resolution, >25 fps at 640×480
Digital Output
8 and 14-bit
Read Noise
8 e- rms
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Specifications 21

Brands
Lumenera
New/Used
Used
Image Sensor
1/1.8” Interline Sony ICX274 2.0 megapixel monochrome progressive scan CCD sensor
Effective Pixels
1616×1216, 4.4μm square pixels
Frame Rate
12 fps at full resolution, >25 fps at 640×480
Digital Output
8 and 14-bit
Read Noise
8 e- rms
Dark Current
< 1 e-/s at 22 °C
Mass
300g
Power Requirement
External 5VDC – 3amp
Power Consumption
~2.5 Watts
Operating Temperature
0° C to +50° C
Operating Humidity
5%-95%, Non-condensing
Integration Time
3.5μs to 20 minutes
Exposure Mode
Automatic / Manual
White Balance
Automatic / Manual
Gain
Programmable; 1 - 10x
Interface Connector
USB 2.0 connector
Dimensions (L x W x H)
3.85 x 2.75 x 2.00 inches
Lens Mount
C-Mount lens adapter
Binning Options
2x2, 4x4

Product description

Cooled 1.4 MP monochrome microscope camera with USB 2.0 interface, 1392×1040 resolution, 15 fps, for fluorescence imaging.

  • Sensor: Monochrome, low noise 2/3” Sony ICX285 ExView HAD progressive scan CCD, 1.4 megapixels (1392×1040)
  • Dynamic Range & Noise: Exceptional dynamic range, low read noise (~8 e⁻ rms), and low dark current (<1 e⁻/s at 22°C) due to cooled CCD design
  • Frame Rate: 15 frames per second at full resolution (1392×1040)
  • Data Modes: Selectable 8-bit and 12-bit pixel data modes; 14-bit digital output supported
  • Interface: High-speed USB 2.0 interface, eliminating need for framegrabbers, compatible with laptops and desktops
  • Camera Controls: Programmable gain (1–10x), automatic/manual exposure and white balance, 3.5µs to 20 minutes integration time
  • Compatibility: Suitable for brightfield, phase contrast, fluorescent imaging including GFP, FISH, NIR, FRET, life science, and geology applications
  • Mounting: Compact design with C-Mount adapter for upright, inverted, and stereo microscopes
  • Software: Includes INFINITY ANALYZE software for advanced camera control, image processing, measurement, and annotation; TWAIN driver and multi-OS support (Windows 10 through XP, Mac OS X 10.7)
  • Power: External 5 V DC, ~2.5 Watts consumption
  • Physical Specs: Dimensions 3.85" × 2.75" × 2.00", mass approximately 300 g
  • Additional Features: On-board memory for frame buffering, hardware/software synchronization trigger available as option, binning options 2x2 and 4x4
  • Package Includes: AU-140URM-CCD camera, USB 2.0 cable, CD-ROM with software, TWAIN driver, documentation
  • Recommended PC Specs: Pentium 4 1.3 GHz+, 512 MB RAM, 60 MB free disk space, USB 2.0 port, Windows 2000 to 7 compatible

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Last updated 19 October 2026