There are two types of image sensors for medical cameras: CMOS or CCD. Both use proven technology and are now the two standards used in digital cameras, not only for their image quality and manufacturing but also for their competitive prices. To know which one to choose, it's important to understand the differences between these two types of sensors:
Energy consumption: CMOS sensors generally consume less energy than CCD sensors. For battery-powered cameras,...
endoscope camera
SC-560
... Lux Resolution：520TVL White Balance Mode： Push lock White Balance Range：3200-10000°K S/N Ratio： 60dB(max) Video Output: Composite Video 1.0V p-p , 75 ohm Adapter: F18,F20,F28,F32 select Brightness ...
endoscope camera
507080FX
TWIN-CAM HD 1-Chip Full HD Camera, with integrated LED light source
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Fentex Medical
Fentex Medical
monitoring camera
ME-138
... closed-circuit TV camera package allows for visual monitoring of your patients during their scans and now features an optional integrated recording feature for high-risk patients and for security purposes. Ceiling- or ...
endoscope camera
IM500-401
... function keys ■ Flexibility + All rigid, flexible or semi-flexible endoscopes with standard ocular can be connected to this camera head
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RUDOLF Medical
RUDOLF Medical
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