Andor 's Zyla sCMOS cameras with improved quantumefficiency, which reaches up to 82% (Zyla 4.2 PLUS) and 62% (Zyla 5.5), fully replaces CCD (charge-coupled device) cameras. It offers an unrivalled speed of 101 frames per second at full resolution, which is up to 10x faster than CCD cameras at half the resolution. The large field of view also increases productivity. With these parameters, Zyla's sCMOS cameras are ideal for live cellimaging.
Key features of the ZL41 Cell 4.2 sCMOS camera:
- Quantum efficiency up to 82%
- 101 frames per second at full resolution(4.2 MPx) via Camera Link interface
- FCS mode for speeds up to 27,000 fps
- Rolling Shutter with LightScan for SPIM
- Adjustable 12-bit or 16-bit bit depth
- Newly compatible with SRRF Stream
- Compatible with most microscopes
Key features of the sCMOS camera ZL41 Cell 5.5:
- Quantum efficiency up to 62%
- 100 frames per second at full resolution(5.5 MPx) in Rolling Shutter mode via CameraLink interface
- Rolling and True Globar Shutter (Snapshot) - both exposure modes in one sensor for maximum flexibility in exposure time and recording speed
- High sensor resolution (21.8 mm diagonal FOV)
- Adjustable 12-bit or 16-bit bit depth
- Compatible with most microscopes
