Hamamatsu ORCA-Quest 2 Digital qCMOS Camera
High-sensitivity, low-noise, fast imaging
The Hamamatsu ORCA-Quest 2 is a high-sensitivity scientific camera equipped with a quantum CMOS (qCMOS) sensor, designed for ultra-low-light imaging with exceptional precision and minimal read noise. It offers true photon-number-resolving capabilities and features a 9.4-megapixel resolution with 4.6 µm pixels. Ideal for quantum research, fluorescence microscopy, and low-light applications, it provides high dynamic range and linearity with advanced on-chip noise reduction.
Hamamatsu ORCA-Quest 2 Digital qCMOS Camera Specifications
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Sensor Type: qCMOS image sensor
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Resolution: 4096 (H) × 2304 (V) pixels
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Pixel Size: 4.6 µm × 4.6 µm
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Effective Imaging Area: 18.841 mm (H) × 10.598 mm (V)
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Quantum Efficiency: 85% (peak)
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Full Well Capacity: 7000 electrons (typical)
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Readout Noise:
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Standard Scan: 0.43 electrons RMS (typical)
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Ultra Quiet Scan: 0.30 electrons RMS (typical)
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Dynamic Range: Approximately 25,900:1 (typical)
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Exposure Time:
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Standard Scan: 7.2 µs to 1800 s
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Ultra Quiet Scan: 33.9 µs to 1800 s
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Cooling:
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Forced-Air Cooled: -20°C at ambient temperature of +25°C
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Water Cooled: -20°C at water temperature of +25°C
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Maximum Cooling: -35°C at water temperature of +20°C and ambient temperature of +20°C
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Dark Current:
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0.016 electrons/pixel/s at sensor temperature of -20°C and ambient temperature of +25°C
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0.006 electrons/pixel/s at sensor temperature of -35°C and ambient temperature of +20°C
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Readout Speed:
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Standard Scan: 120 frames/s at full resolution (CoaXPress)
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Ultra Quiet Scan: 25.4 frames/s at full resolution (CoaXPress)
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Interfaces:
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USB 3.1 Gen 1
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CoaXPress (Quad CXP-6)
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A/D Converter: 16-bit, 12-bit, 8-bit
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Lens Mount: C-mount
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Power Supply: AC100 V to AC240 V, 50 Hz/60 Hz
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Power Consumption: Approximately 155 VA
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Operating Temperature: 0°C to +40°C
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Storage Temperature: -10°C to +50°C
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Operating Humidity: 30% to 80% (without condensation)
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Storage Humidity: Up to 90% (without condensation)
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For further information, it is recommended to reach out to a representative from Nuhsbaum. Our representatives are knowledgeable about the Hamamatsu ORCA-Quest 2 Digital qCMOS Camera offerings and can provide expert guidance and support in selecting the right configuration to meet specific research needs.
Hamamatsu ORCA-Quest 2 Digital qCMOS Camera Description
The Hamamatsu ORCA-Quest 2 qCMOS camera is a state-of-the-art scientific imaging device designed for applications demanding ultra-low-light sensitivity and high quantitative accuracy. At its core is a quantum CMOS (qCMOS) sensor capable of resolving individual photons with remarkably low read noise, enabling precise photon counting and high-fidelity signal detection. The camera features a 9.4-megapixel resolution with 4.6 µm pixel size, high quantum efficiency, and excellent linearity, making it highly suitable for sensitive experiments such as quantum optics, single-molecule fluorescence, and advanced microscopy. Its ability to maintain signal integrity at extremely low light levels sets it apart from traditional sCMOS cameras.
Beyond sensitivity, the ORCA-Quest 2 offers a robust design with advanced features tailored for research environments. It includes real-time noise reduction technologies, high-speed readout options, and precise thermal control for image stability. The camera also supports various trigger and synchronization modes, making it easy to integrate into complex experimental setups. With its combination of sensitivity, resolution, and configurability, the ORCA-Quest 2 is an ideal tool for scientists pushing the boundaries of low-light imaging and photon-based measurement.
For further information, it is recommended to reach out to a representative from Nuhsbaum. Our representatives are knowledgeable about the Hamamatsu ORCA-Quest Digital qCMOS Camera offerings and can provide expert guidance and support in selecting the right configuration to meet specific research needs.
