HAYEAR 16MP 1080P Adults HDMI Industrial Microscope Camera with 5x lens for Phone THT PCB SMD Soldering
No rating yet(0 ratings)Features a 16 megapixel sensor with a 1/2.9 inch sensor size and 1.43x1.43μm pixel size. Provides Full HD 1080P definition for clear imaging. Offers HDMI output at 1920x1080 resolution with a 60 frames per second frame rate. Supports USB video resolution of 1920x1080 at 30 frames per second. Constructed with a durable metal housing. Compatible with C/CS mount lenses. Records video in MP4 format.
Includes 5 times digital magnification. Allows for automatic and manual brightness control. adjustable R/G/B color settings. Supports film and record functions. Equipped with a multi-color, size-adjustable cross cursor. Provides 5 movable transverse and 5 movable vertical lines with multiple color options. Includes signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) support.
Features a TF card interface that supports up to 256GB. Equipped with a standard HDMI output (Type A). Includes a standard USB2.0 interface (Type B). Offers an On-Screen Display (OSD) in multiple languages including English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, German, Italian, Chinese, Russian, and Japanese. Operates on a DC 12V/1A working voltage.
The package includes the camera, remote controls, a USB cable, and a manual. Manufactured with high quality materials for reliable performance. Delivers high definition and clear images for detailed inspection. Features a freeze function for capturing still images during live view. Designed as an industrial camera for various inspection tasks.
Suitable for applications such as phone, THT, PCB, and SMD soldering.
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