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Hamamatsu Orca Fire Back Thinned 10.5 MP Camera

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Hamamatsu Orca Fire Back Thinned 10.5 MP Camera

Elemental for Discovery

The ORCA-Fire intelligently integrates all the essential elements of a high performance, back-thinned, scientific CMOS (sCMOS) camera. The camera’s excellence is rooted in Hamamatsu’s dedication to low noise and high quantum efficiency sCMOS technology. With the ORCA-Fire, high sensitivity is realized while also achieving excellent resolution and blazing fast speeds. The ORCA-Fire shines when the science demands high throughput but the sample can only deliver a few photons.

Will the ORCA-Fire spark your next discovery?

Highlight Specs

LOW NOISE

1.0 electrons rms (115 frames/s)

HIGH QE

90 % @475 nm (Back illuminated CMOS)

HIGH RESOLUTION

4432 (H) × 2368 (V) (Pixel size 4.6 μm)

HIGH SPEED

115 frames/s (@4432(H)×2368(V) 10.5 Mpixels)

LARGE FIELD OF VIEW

20.4 mm × 10.9 mm (Diagonal 23.114 mm)

HIGH DYNAMIC RANGE

1 : 20 000 (Full well capacity 20 000 electrons)

SMALL PIXELS, BIG RESOLUTION

Optimize your optics to maximize resolution

Low mag imaging (<40×) offers the advantage of wide field of view, which can be critical for high throughput applications. To acquire low mag images with maximum information, the imaging system must achieve high resolution by matching pixel size to Nyquist-level or higher sampling rates.  The pixel size of the ORCA-Fire is ideal for most 40× objectives or lower (see chart below).  The ORCA-Fire’s high spatial resolution combined with a large pixel array and high speed readout delivers 2.9× higher pixel throughput over even the fastest 4.2 MP 6.5 μm sCMOS camera.  

Example of appropriate pixel size of sensor according to objective lens magnification and NA

 

Magnification NA δ (μm) Δ (μm) Appropriate pixel size (μm)
4 0.16 2.10 8.4 4.2
10 0.4 0.84 8.4 4.2
20 0.8 0.42 8.4 4.2
40 1.4 0.24 9.6 4.8
40 0.95 0.35 14.1 7.1
60 1.42 0.24 14.2 7.1
100 1.5 0.22 22.4 11.2

* Rayleigh criterion (δ) = 0.61λ / NA

* Wavelength (λ) = 550 nm

* Δ = δ × Magnification of objective lens

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