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Internal USB hub
In addition to the filter wheel and OAG, the "A" series camera also offers an internal USB HUB(2.0) providing two USB host ports and a USB to dual RS232 converter. A guiding camera, mount and electric focuser can be connected directly to this camera instead of the computer to reduce cable clutter and the chance of signal loss due to the long cables. A single USB cable controls all of the peripherals.
Single 12V power socket
This camera uses a single 12V IN power port. The power socket is threaded for a solid connection that will not accidentally disconnect. There is another socket connected in parallel with the input that can be used to supply 12V OUT to other devices.
Butterfly Shutter - long life and uniform illumination
Although the sensor has electronic shutter, this camera also has a mechanical shutter. This makes it possible to automatically take dark frames, unattended. The shutter is directly driven by a motor with no other moving parts.
QHYCCD QHY695A monochrome camera: scope of delivery
- QHY695A camera with motorized filter wheel for 7 36mm filters
- T2-50,8mm adapter
- 220V AC adapter
- 12V power cable with cigarette plug
- USB cable
Caratteristiche
| Type: | Camera CMOS raffreddata |
|---|---|
| Sensor | Monochrome |
| Sensor | Sony ICX695 |
| Resolution | 2758 x 2208 |
| Sensor dimensions (mm) | 14.6mm x 12.8mm |
| Sensor diagonal (mm) | 19.4 |
| Pixels dimensions (µm) | 4.54 micron |
| A/D converter | 16 bit |
| Cooling | -40°C rispetto a T ambientale |
| Readout Noise (e-) | 15-20 e- |
| ST4 integrated autoguide port | No |
| Telescope interface | Filetto T femmina (42x0,75) |
| Connection to PC | USB 2.0 |
| Power | Esterna 12V 4A |
| Backfocus (mm) | 33mm |
| Weight (gr.) | 1550 gr. |
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