High Resolution SONY CCD Video Camera

EXview HAD CCD is a trademark of Sony Corporation. EXview HAD CCD is a CCD Camera sensor, which drastically improves the light efficiency by including near infrared light region as a basic structure of HAD (Hole-Accumulation Diode) sensor.

 

The set of a rigid borescope and a high-resolution SONY CCD camera can be used in many areas of veterinary medicine including laparoscopy. The camera provides high image resolution and wide depth of view from 5 mm to infinity. 
Rigid endoscopes are high precision optical devices and comply with all industry standards. 
The body of the borescope, light post and insertion tube are made of stainless steel. All exterior elements are well adjusted and fluid resistant. The coated rod lenses in the optical system provide brilliant image quality with great contrast and brightness. The design of the optical system guarantees a distortion-free image.

Here you can find more information about rigid borescopes and video camera.

What is Exview HAD Sony CCD Sensor?

This is a CCD Camera sensor which improves light efficiency by including near infrared light region as a basic structure of HAD (Hole-Accumulation Diode) sensor. Recently Sony developed new structure "EXview HAD CCD", which can detect with great sensitivity near infrared light region. Light in the near infrared light region which has long wavelengths is converted into photo electricity deep in the semiconductor's silicon, so in conventional CCD structure, sensors were incapable of efficiently gathering the charge which has undergone photoelectric conversion.

This sensor is used in a professional camera for endoscopes. This camera features many manual controls that cam adjust the quality of image and greatly improbe under various conditions. Available coupler will help you to connect this camera to all types of endoscopes. PAL or NTSC versions are available. Following characteristics of the CCD Camera sensor are - 

» Minimum Illumination: 0.4 Lux, 

» White Balance:  MODE: ATW / AWC (Zero color rolling)

» Video Output: 1.0V p-p composite video at 75 ohm

» Operation Temperature: -20℃ TO 50℃

TV Camera in Veterinary Practice

Why are TV cameras used in veterinary? 

Vets answer today: "It is very convenient!" You can attach the camera with a special coupler to any endoscopes with a standard eyepiece. Just after a short period of time when the camera is connected  you will receive magnified area of the examination on your screen. It produces great outcomes and makes operation much easier. 

Please check out the new TV Video borescope camera with CCD video camera chip, which provides 760x490 resolution and over 470 TV lines and analog output RCA to connect the camera unit to your TV monitor or USB capture box. Power is provided by a 12 volt power adapter, and all of these video cameras feature a 28mm focus universal eyepiece coupler to connect to all sorts of rigid endoscopes,  fiberscopes.