Newly upgraded high-sensitivity sCMOS camera

Author:Attostek    ·    Release Date :07/10/2026    ·    Category :UV-VIS Camera Industry

一. Introduction to AttosTek UVISI064BU10G Camera

UVISI064BU10G is a newly upgraded high-sensitivity sCMOS camera, the optimal choice for extreme low-light imaging. It adopts the GSENSE6504BSI sensor, an upgraded version of the GSENSE2020BSI sensor, which delivers comprehensive improvements in core low-light imaging metrics.

The GSENSE2020BSI sensor is a scientific-grade backside-illuminated CMOS image sensor launched by Gpixel in 2017. With specifications including 4-megapixel resolution, 95% peak quantum efficiency and ultra-low read noise of 1.2 e⁻, it has been widely adopted for low-light imaging applications. The GSENSE6504BSI sensor achieves substantial upgrades in key parameters such as read noise, frame rate and dark current.

二. Comparison of Core Performance Specifications

Product ModelUVISI064BU10G (Previous Version)UVISI064BU10G (Upgraded Version)Performance Change
Sensor TypeGSENSE2020BSIGSENSE6504BSI–
Spectral Range200nm–1100nm200nm–1100nmIdentical
Pixel Size6.5µm × 6.5µm6.5µm × 6.5µmIdentical
Sensor Format1.2″1.2″Identical
Resolution2048 × 20482048 × 2048Identical
Frame Rate43 fps (12 bit), 74 fps (11 bit)10GigE: 270fps@8bit, 180fps@12bit, 135fps@16bitUSB3.2: 220fps@8bit, 150fps@12bit, 112fps@16bitImproved
Peak Quantum Efficiency95% @ 560nm95% @ 450nmIdentical
Read Noise1.2 e⁻ (CMS), 1.6 e⁻ (HDR, LCG)0.9 e⁻ (Gain ×58.8)Improved
Dark Current0.07 e⁻/pixel/s @ -30°C0.01 e⁻/s/pixel @ -20℃Improved
Data InterfaceUSB3.0USB3.2 + 10GigEImproved
Data Bit Depth11bit / 12bit8 bit / 12 bit / 16 bitImproved
Optical InterfaceC-mountC-mountIdentical
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