Wireless-enabled Digital Camera EP50
Promoting interactive learning, our wireless-enabled EP50 microscope digital camera converts a microscope into a wireless imaging system. Equipped with full stand-alone configuration capabilities, you can control the EP50 camera with a mobile device or PC and stream images to a monitor or projector via WLAN and HDMI.
- Wireless digital imaging
- Simultaneous direct output of WLAN and HDMI
- Full stand-alone configuration available
- Flexible camera control options for use with mobile devices, PCs, or direct streaming to a monitor/projector with the stand-alone setup
- Flexible camera control and viewing options: connect using mobile devices or WLAN-enabled PCs/laptops via wireless or wired LAN connection
- High-quality, crisp, 5-megapixel images
- Fast frame rates enable students to navigate quickly through the specimen
The flexible camera control and viewing options offered by the complimentary EPview app software expand interaction and collaboration possibilities:
- Control the EP50 camera using the EPview app for mobile devices or software for PCs/laptops (see specs for version compatibility)
- Up to 6 users can connect their devices to the same WLAN-enabled EP50 camera
- Access the images of other EP50 cameras in the classroom
- Capture, process, store, and share the EP50 camera's images through the easy-to-use software interface
- Simultaneous live image output via WLAN and HDMI
EP50 specifications
| Image Sensor |
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|---|---|
| Resolution (max.) | 2592 (W) × 1944 (H) pixels (Snapshot only), 1920 (W) × 1080 (H) pixels (HDMI, WLAN, on PC) |
| Pixel Size | 2.4 × 2.4 μm |
| A/D Converter | 8 bits |
| Binning |
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| Exposure Times | 1 ms–918 ms |
| Live Frame Rates |
Up to 30 fps (Full HD 16:9 on PC, 1920 × 1080 pixels) |
| Cooling System | - |
| External Trigger | - |
| Data Transfer | HDMI, WLAN (using the WLAN adaptor), Ethernet (using the USB-to-Ethernet adaptor) |
| Partial Readout | ✓ |
| PC Control |
Windows 11 64 bit |
| Stand Alone | ✓ |
Specification are subject to change without notice or obligation on the part of the manufacturer
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