Product Recommendation | Newly Upgraded High-Sensitivity sCMOS Camera UVISI064BU10G

Author:Attostek    ·    Release Date :07/21/2026    ·    Category :UV-VIS Camera Industry

I. Product Introduction

The AttosTek UVISI064BU10G is a scientific-grade cooled camera equipped with the GSENSE6504BSI image sensor, featuring 4.2 MP resolution and 6.5 μm pixel size. The camera utilizes USB3.2 + 10Gige interfaces and incorporates a built-in cooling system with a temperature differential of approximately 45°C (below ambient temperature), effectively reducing dark current. With its outstanding scientific imaging performance, stable cooling system, and versatile interface configuration, the UVISI064BU10G camera is an ideal choice for research institutes, medical institutions, and high-end industrial applications, suitable for high-speed applications such as fluorescence dynamic observation and rapid scanning.

II. QE Curve

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III. Glass Window Transmittance Curve

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IV. Camera Specifications

ParameterSpecification
ModelUVISI064BU10G
Sensor TypeGSENSE6504BSI
Spectral Range200nm-1100nm
Pixel Size6.5μm × 6.5 μm
Sensor Format1.2″
Resolution2048 x 2048
Frame Rate10Gige: 270fps@8bit、180fps@12bit、135fps@16bit USB3.2: 220fps@8bit、150fps@12bit、112fps@16bit
Image Buffer1024MB (8Gb)
Peak Quantum Efficiency95%@450nm
Gain Range1x – 75x (HCG) 1x – 50x (LCG)
Conversion Gain4.5DN/e (Gain x58.8)
Dynamic Range83.4dB (HDR)
Read Noise0.9e⁻(Gain x58.8)
Full Well Capacity13.4ke⁻(Gain x3.7)
SNR41.2dB (Gain x3.7)
Dark Current0.01e⁻/s/pix @-20℃
Sensitivity9.2×10⁷e⁻ /((W/m2).s)@450nm
Exposure Time Range12μs-300s
Binning ModesSoftware 2×2 – 8×8, Hardware FPGA 2×2 – 4×4
Shutter ModeRolling Shutter / Global Reset
Data InterfaceUSB3.2 + 10Gige
Digital I/O1 opto-isolated input, 1 opto-isolated output, 2 non-isolated I/O ports
Data Format8bit / 12bit / 16bit
Cooling Temperature-25°C (at 20°C ambient temperature)
Optical InterfaceC-mount
Power SupplyDC19V 4A power adapter
Power ConsumptionTBD
Dimensions85mm×85mm×118mm
WeightTBD
SoftwareAttosView / Complete SDK development package
TemperatureOperating: -30~60°C; Storage: -40~85°C
HumidityOperating: 20%-80%, non-condensing; Storage: 20%-80%, non-condensing
CertificationsCE,FCC

V. Dimensions

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VI. Package Contents

Item NameSpecificationQuantity
A. High-Sensitivity CameraUVISI064BU10G1
B. USB3.0 Data CableA Male to B Male Cable,
1.5m, GoldPlated
1
C. GigE Data CableEthernet cable, 3 m1
D. External trigger
control line
7-Core Female Trigger Cable, 2m1
E. Power CordPower Cord(Default: EU standard;
Optional: US/UK standard)
1
F. Power AdapterDC19V power adapter1
G. USB Flash DriveUSB Drive with Software, Drivers,
and Manual
1

VII. Application Cases

The UVISI064BU10G high-sensitivity camera covers a spectral range from ultraviolet through visible to near-infrared, meeting the stringent requirements of multi-band precision imaging applications. This series of cameras excels particularly in life sciences research, quantum physics experiments, fluorescence imaging, spectral analysis, genetic sequencing, and semiconductor inspection.

荧光成像
fluorescence imaging
Semiconductor Inspection
semiconductor inspection
Spectral Analysis
spectral analysis
细胞成像
Cell imaging

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