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Tucsen MIchrome 16 USB3 Microscope Camera

SKU EM-MIC16
by Tucsen
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Original price $1,668.00
Original price $1,668.00 - Original price $1,668.00
Original price $1,668.00
Current price $1,245.00
$1,245.00 - $1,245.00
Current price $1,245.00

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Tucsen MIchrome 16 USB3 Microscope Camera
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Tucsen MIchrome 16 is a 16MP USB3.0 scientific microscope camera designed for high-resolution brightfield imaging, biological microscopy, stereo microscope imaging, industrial inspection, laboratory documentation, and advanced digital microscopy workflows. Using a Sony IMX206CQC CMOS sensor, the MIchrome 16 delivers detailed image capture, rich color reproduction, and software-controlled scientific imaging performance for laboratories, universities, inspection systems, and research environments.

Technical specifications

Model Tucsen MIchrome 16
Sensor Type CMOS
Sensor Model Sony IMX206CQC
Sensor Diagonal 7.77 mm
Resolution 16MP, 4608(H) × 3456(V)
Pixel Size 1.34 µm × 1.34 µm
Shutter Mode Rolling shutter
Frame Rate 12 fps @ 4608 × 3456
Additional specifications
Key Features 16MP USB3.0 microscope camera • Sony IMX206CQC CMOS sensor • 4608 × 3456 resolution • 1.34 µm pixels • live stitching • live EDF • USB3.0 connectivity • Mosaic V2 software • 16/8-bit output • brightfield microscope imaging • stereo microscope imaging • industrial inspection support • wide color temperature adjustment • C-mount compatibility
High-Resolution Brightfield Imaging The MIchrome 16 is optimized for brightfield microscope imaging applications where users need higher image resolution, richer imaging detail, and strong color fidelity. The 16MP imaging platform provides detailed microscope image capture for reports, publications, teaching materials, laboratory records, pathology documentation, and industrial inspection workflows.
Rich Color Reproduction Tucsen highlights the MIchrome 16 for its wide-range color temperature adjustment and strong color fidelity. Integrated 2000-15000K color temperature adjustment improves white balance and helps produce more accurate microscope image color reproduction without requiring extensive post-processing.
Live Stitching & Live EDF The MIchrome 16 supports live image stitching and live extended depth-of-field imaging through Tucsen Mosaic V2 software. These tools allow users to generate larger mosaic images while moving the microscope stage and combine multiple focal planes into clearer extended-depth images for improved documentation and workflow efficiency.
Scientific USB3 Imaging Workflow USB3.0 connectivity provides fast data transfer and responsive software-controlled microscope imaging. The MIchrome 16 supports computer-based image acquisition, exposure adjustment, annotation, measurement, image organization, and scientific documentation workflows using Tucsen Mosaic software.
Sensor & Imaging Performance The camera uses a Sony IMX206CQC color CMOS sensor with 4608(H) × 3456(V) resolution, 1.34 µm pixels, a 7.77 mm sensor diagonal, rolling shutter operation, and 12 fps full-resolution live imaging through USB3.0.
Camera Type USB3.0 scientific microscope camera
Color/Mono Color
Effective Area 6.2 mm × 4.6 mm
Exposure Time 22 µs - 26 s
Binning 2×2, 3×3, 4×4
Bit Depth 16/8-bit
Color Temperature 2000-15000K
Software Mosaic V2
Image Formats TIFF, JPG, PNG, DICOM
Multiple Cameras Supports 4 cameras simultaneously in SDK
SDK C/C++, C#, DirectShow/Twain
Optical Interface Standard C-mount
Data Interface USB3.0
Power Consumption 3 W
Dimensions 68 mm × 68 mm × 46 mm
Weight 327 g
Microscope Compatibility The MIchrome 16 uses a standard C-mount interface and can be adapted to many biological microscopes, stereo microscopes, pathology microscopes, metallurgical microscopes, educational microscope systems, and industrial inspection microscopes. Proper C-mount adapter selection depends on microscope camera port design, desired field of view, and sensor compatibility.
High-Resolution Documentation Workflows High-resolution scientific microscope cameras like the MIchrome 16 are especially useful when users need detailed image capture for laboratory reports, publications, educational materials, pathology review, quality documentation, and long-term digital microscope recordkeeping.
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