Visible light cameras operate in the 400-700nm visible light band. Attostek offers some visible light cameras with operating bands ranging from 200–1100nm, encompassing the UV and short-wave infrared bands. Visible light cameras primarily utilize mature CMOS or CCD chip technology, featuring extremely low noise, high frame rates, wide dynamic range, and high quantum efficiency. Current advancements in visible light cameras focus on higher sensitivity, higher resolution, and higher frame rates, leading to their widespread application in precision scientific research scenarios such as biological microscopy, fluorescence imaging, high-speed object detection, astronomical observation, X-ray imaging, and cold atom research.
Attostek offers a variety of visible light camera models. CMOS cameras are primarily categorized into high-sensitivity, high-resolution, and high-frame-rate types. In addition, there are microscope cameras and CCD cameras. Resolutions range from 1 million to 70 million pixels, pixel sizes from 2 to 13 micrometers, cooling temperatures from 0 to –80°C, and various industrial interfaces such as USB3, GigE, CoaXPress, and CameraLink, providing a diverse range to meet the needs of different applications.
Attostek also provides AttosView—an intuitive and user-friendly control and acquisition software for visible-light cameras—along with a comprehensive SDK ( Software Development Kit) and compatibility with various mainstream third-party software, empowering users to efficiently capture images and integrate systems.
