Cámara CMOS QHY5III585C
Cámara CMOS QHY5III585C
Cámara CMOS QHY5III585C
Cámara CMOS QHY5III585C

Cámara CMOS QHY5III585C

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Estimated delivery:
Tuesday, 24 September - Tuesday, 1er October

 

In this latest generation of sensors, the photodiode portion of the pixel is physically deeper than in previous sensors, allowing photons of longer wavelengths to penetrate deeper into the substrate. This dramatically increases the sensor's sensitivity to red and near-infrared (NIR) light. The sensor exhibits nearly equal maximum sensitivity to NIR light as to light in the visible spectrum.

The IMX585 is a Sony Starvis II processor that enables high sensitivity and high dynamic range (HDR). It also improves sensitivity in the near-infrared range by approximately 1.7 times* compared to the IMX485. The new QHY5III585C camera has a large capacity of over 30K, approximately three times that of the previous generation QHY5III485C.

*This data is officially provided by Sony: https://www.sony-semicon.com/cn/news/2021/2021062901.html

512MBDDR3

The QHY5III (Ver. 2) series planetary and guidance cameras are equipped with a 512 MB DDR3 image buffer that can effectively reduce the pressure on the computer transmission, a great help for planetary photography that often requires writing a large amount of data in a short period of time. Some deep sky astrophotography cameras currently on the market have only 256 MB, for example.

In comparison, the 512 MB DDR3 memory of the new 5III series cameras (Ver. 2) represents a significant improvement.

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New front design with improved compatibility

The QHY5III (Ver. 2) series cameras have adopted a new front design with improved compatibility. Here we only take the QHY5III200M as an example, however, ALL future V2 cameras share these features.

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The BFL of the V2 camera is only 8mm, which means you can easily compare a V2 camera to your OAG. The basic top adapter includes 1.25-inch threads and you can still use your 1.25-inch filter.

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The upper adapter glass of the V2 can be easily changed. One of the advantages of interchangeable top glasses is that you can use a filter even if you use Lens. You can add a 1.25-inch CS adapter to attach CS lenses or add a second CS-C lens for C-mount lenses. The two adapters are all standard V2 cam accessories.

By the way, there is a 1.25-inch filter wheel adapter to connect your mono planetary camera with the QHYCFW3-S filter wheel.

USB 3.2 Gen1 Type C interface

All new QHY5III (Ver.2) series cameras use the USB3.2 Gen1 Type-C interface. Compared to the USB3.0 Type-B interface used in the previous generation, the Type-C interface has a longer life and is more flexible.

Tips: It is recommended to use the official QHYCCD standard C-type data cable. Since the market is flooded with a large number of poor quality type C cables, occasional use may result in camera malfunction. If you use your own replacement cable, make sure it is a high quality cable.

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Universal guide interface

The custom interfaces of the previous generation of cameras and planetary guides have been replaced on the QHY5III (Ver.2) cameras with a more universal ST-4 compatible guide interface. Now, even if the guide cable is lost or damaged, you can easily get a replacement on the market at low cost.

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LED indicator

The new QHY5III (Ver.2) camera series is equipped with a status indicator on the back of the camera. If the camera experiences an abnormal condition, the multi-color indicator light will help determine the situation with different colors indicating different conditions. During normal operation, this indicator light is off, so there is no need to worry about the light contaminating the image.

Sample images

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(Jupiter captured by Christopher Go)

Specifications
Model QHY5III585C
Image sensor Sony IMX585
Single Color/Color Color only
FSI/BSI BSI
Sensor size 1/1.2 in
Pixel size 2.9 µm*2.9 µm
Effective pixel area 3856*2180
Effective pixels 8.4 megapixels
Total well capacity 52ke-
Read noise 0.77e- to 8e-
ADVERTISEMENT 12 bits (output as 16 bits and 8 bits)
Built-in image buffer 512 MB DDR3 memory
Full frame rates 41.5 fps at 8 bit 23.5 fps at 16 bit
Return on investment (ROI) frame rates 1080 lines, 82 fps @ 8 bits, 47 fps @ 16 bits
640 lines, 135 fps @ 8 bits, 79 fps @ 16 bits
Exposure time range 11μs-900sec
Type of shutter Electronic rolling shutter
Computer interface USB3.0 type C
Port guide Standard ST-4 style
Telescope interface 1.25 inches, with CS and C-Mount
Optical window AR anti-reflective glass
Additional filter IR850nm filter included
IR cut-off filter included
Rear focal length 17 mm (with adapter);
8 mm (without adapter)
Weight 90g

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Mechanical dimensions

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Accessories

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