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Lumenera INFINITY 8-2M Monochrome CMOS Microscope Camera for Fluorescence Imaging

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Image Sensor
SONY IMX342; CMOS format, monochrome, 1.1” diagonal
Effective Pixels
1608×1104, 9μm square pixels
Frame Rate
96.3 fps maximum at full resolution in 8-bit or 12-bit mode
Signal/Noise
42.9dB in High conversion Gain mode (default); 50dB in Normal mode
Digital Output
8 or 12-bit
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Brands
Lumenera
New/Used
Used
Image Sensor
SONY IMX342; CMOS format, monochrome, 1.1” diagonal
Effective Pixels
1608×1104, 9μm square pixels
Frame Rate
96.3 fps maximum at full resolution in 8-bit or 12-bit mode
Signal/Noise
42.9dB in High conversion Gain mode (default); 50dB in Normal mode
Digital Output
8 or 12-bit
Read Noise
4.4 e- in High conversion Gain mode (default); 21.6 e- in Normal mode
Mass
108g
Power Requirement
5V via Power Over USB3 Cable.
Power Consumption
~3.6 Watts
Operating Temperature
0° C to 50° C
Operating Humidity
10%-70%, Non-condensing
Integration Time
Programmable in increments of 1μs; minimum (in μs) is 14 μs maximum is 76 minutes; Pulse controlled via Trigger pulse width.
Shutter
Global Shutter
ROI
Full Frame
Exposure Mode
Automatic / Manual
White Balance
n/a
Gain
In-sensor Gain; 48 dB
Interface Connector
USB 3.1 connector, A-male to computer
Dimensions (L x W x H)
41.5 mm (max) x 45 mm x 45 mm
Lens Mount
C-Mount lens adapter
Binning Options
2 x 2

Product description

1.7MP monochrome CMOS camera with 96 fps USB3 output, ideal for low-light fluorescence microscopy imaging.

  • Sensor: SONY IMX342 monochrome CMOS, 1.1” diagonal optical format
  • Resolution: 1608 × 1104 pixels, 9 μm square pixels
  • Frame Rate: Up to 96.3 fps at full resolution in 8- or 12-bit mode
  • Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 42.9 dB (High Conversion Gain mode), 50 dB (Normal mode)
  • Read Noise: 4.4 electrons (High Conversion Gain mode), 21.6 electrons (Normal mode)
  • Digital Output: Selectable 8-bit or 12-bit pixel depth
  • Shutter: Global shutter for motion-free capture
  • Exposure: Automatic or manual exposure control; integration time programmable from 14 μs minimum to 76 minutes maximum in 1 μs increments
  • Gain: In-sensor gain with 48 dB range
  • Interface: USB 3.1 A-male to Micro-B male locking cable for power and data at 5V, ~3.6 W power consumption
  • Dimensions: 41.5 mm (L) × 45 mm (W) × 45 mm (H); mass 108 g
  • Operating Conditions: 0°C to 50°C, 10%-70% non-condensing humidity
  • Lens Mount: C-mount adapter included
  • Binning: 2 × 2 binning option available
  • Software: Includes INFINITY ANALYZE microscopy software (version 7.0.3 or higher required) compatible with Windows and Mac, with third-party plugin support (MetaMorph, MicroManager)
  • Special Features:
  • Fluorescence Illumination Image Capture (FLIC) reduces read noise and enhances sensitivity for low light imaging
  • Large 1-inch sensor with big pixels supports wide field of view and exceptional low-light performance
  • Compact form factor with industrial locking micro USB for reliable connections
  • Package Includes:
  • INFINITY 8-2M camera with 3 m USB 3 cable (A-male to Micro-B male locking)
  • User application software, TWAIN driver, and documentation

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Last updated 19 October 2026