Hamamatsu ORCA-R2 C10600-10B High Sensitivity Cooled CCD Camera for Scientific Imaging

Name: Hamamatsu ORCA-R2 C10600-10B High Sensitivity Cooled CCD Camera for Scientific Imaging
Brand: Hamamatsu
SKU: 62008
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Type number: C10600-10B
Camera head type: Hermetic vacuum-sealed head
Imaging device: ER-150 progressive scan interline CCD
Effective no. of pixels: 1344 (H)_1024 (V)
Cell size: 6.45 μm (H)_6.45 μm (V)

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Brands: Hamamatsu
New/Used: Used
Type number: C10600-10B
Camera head type: Hermetic vacuum-sealed head
Imaging device: ER-150 progressive scan interline CCD
Effective no. of pixels: 1344 (H)_1024 (V)
Cell size: 6.45 μm (H)_6.45 μm (V)
Effective area: 8.67 mm (H)_6.60 mm (V)
Full well capacity: High dynamic range mode*ÊOFF: 18 000 electrons (typ.)High dynamic range mode*ÊON: 36 000 electrons (typ.)
Readout speed: Normal scan mode: 8.5 frames/sFast scan mode: 16.2 frames/s
Readout noise: Normal scan mode: 6 electrons (rms) typ.Fast scan mode: 10 electrons (rms) typ.
Pixel clock rate: Normal scan mode: 14.00 MHz/pixelFast scan mode: 28.00 MHz/pixel
Exposure time: 10 μs to 4200 s
Cooling method: Forced-air cooled/Water cooled
Cooling temperature: Forced-air cooled: -35 ℃Water cooled: -40 ℃ (Water temperature: +20 ℃)
Dark current: 0.0005 electrons/pixel/s (at -40 ℃)

Dynamic range: 3000 : 1 typ. (at Normal scan)
Analog gain: Yes (10 times max.)
Analog offset feature: Yes
Sub-array: Yes
Binning: 2_2, 4_4, 8_8
Camera control: IIDC 1394-Based Digital Camera Specification Ver.1.31
External trigger mode: Edge trigger, Level trigger, Synchronous readout trigger, Start trigger
Trigger output: Integ output, Programmable timing output, Trigger ready output
Interface: IEEE1394b-2002
A/D converter: 12 bit/16 bit
Lens mount: C-mount
Power supply: AC100 V to AC240 V, 50 Hz/60 Hz
Power consumption: Approx. 60 VA
Ambient operating temperature: 0 ℃ to +40 ℃
Ambient storage temperature: -10 ℃ to +50 ℃
Ambient operating humidity: 70 % max. (with no condensation)

Product description

Cooled CCD camera with ER-150 sensor, 16 fps full frame, dual cooling, 70% QE, low noise, used in fluorescence microscopy.

The Hamamatsu ORCA-R2 C10600-10B is a high-performance cooled charge-coupled device (CCD) camera optimized for scientific imaging applications, including fluorescence microscopy.

Imaging Sensor: ER-150 progressive scan interline CCD with 1,344 x 1,024 pixels (6.45 µm pixel size)
Quantum Efficiency: Over 70% in visible to near-infrared range, improved red sensitivity (56% at 670 nm) compared to other models
Readout Speed:
Normal scan: 8.5 - 85.7 frames/s depending on binning and sub-array
Fast scan: Up to 115.1 frames/s with 8x8 binning and sub-array mode
Read Noise:
Normal scan: 6 electrons RMS typical
Fast scan: 10 electrons RMS typical
Dynamic Range:
Standard mode: 3000:1
High dynamic range mode (binning required): 6000:1, full well capacity up to 36,000 electrons
Cooling:
Thermoelectric (Peltier) cooling with selectable forced-air or water cooling
Air cooling down to -35 °C, water cooling down to -40 °C (with +20 °C circulating water)
Dark current minimized to 0.0005 electrons/pixel/s at -40 °C
Analog Processing: Includes analog gain (up to 10x) and offset to enhance contrast before digitization
Exposure Range: 10 µs to 4200 seconds
Interface: IEEE1394b-2002 (FireWire) compatible, controlled via IIDC 1394-based camera specification
Lens Mount: C-mount
Power Requirements: AC100-240 V, 50/60 Hz, approx. 60 VA
Environmental Specifications: Operating temperature 0 to +40 °C, storage -10 to +50 °C, max 70% humidity (non-condensing)
Triggering: Supports edge, level, synchronous readout, and start triggers along with multiple trigger outputs

Applications:

Fluorescence microscopy (live cell, FISH, ratio imaging)
TIRF and spinning disc confocal microscopy
IR-DIC and fluorescence imaging of cells and tissues
Time lapse imaging
Semiconductor inspection and failure analysis
X-ray scintillator readout

The camera integrates seamlessly with automated microscopes and scientific imaging software via robust DCAM-API drivers. Its hermetic vacuum-sealed camera head and advanced cooling ensure low noise and stable imaging quality suitable for demanding research environments.

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