Miniature 600TVL 1/3inch SONY B/W CCD Surveillance Camera CM-3120BH

Specifications:

• Image Device: 1/3" SONY B/W CCD
• Horizontal Resolution: 600 TV Line
• Minimum Illumination: 0.05 Lux
• Number of Pixels: CCIR: (H)752x(V)582; EIA: (H)768x(V)494
• Scanning System: CCIR: 625 Lines, 50 Field/Sec; EIA: 525 Lines, 60 Field/Sec
• Sync System: Internal synchronization
• Video Output: 1Vp-p, 75 Ohms, negative
• White Balance: Auto
• S/N Ratio: More than 48dB (AGC off)
• Gamma Characteristic: 0.45
• Electronic Shutter: CCIR: 1/50~1/100,000 Sec; EIA: 1/60~1/100,000 Sec, auto
• Lens: 3.6mm board lens
• Power Consumption: 12V±10% DC, 100mA
• Operation Temperature: -10℃ ~ + 50℃, RH 95% Max
• Storage Temperature: -20℃ ~ + 60℃, RH 95% Max
• Housing: Black
• Dimension: 22 x 22mm

Details:

• The side of Miniature 600TVL 1/3inch SONY B/W CCD Surveillance Camera

• Miniature 600TVL 1/3inch SONY B/W CCD Surveillance Camera

CCD Cameras Definition:

Definition of a CCD:

• CCD stands for Charge Coupled Device(s). They are responsible for turning RGB light into electronic RGB signals. They are usually located directly behind the lens of the camera.

Types of CCDs:

• Depending on the quality of the camera, there may be one or multiple CCDs to collect RGB data. Budget consumer cameras usually only have one CCD to process the RGB signal. Higher end cameras may have three or more, one for each Red, Blue and Green signal.

Features of the CCD:

• Multi-CCD cameras are often paired with a beam splitter or prism block which redirects the incoming white light into its respective RGB CCDs. This allows for clearer color definition.

Identification of the CCD:

• A CCD looks like a standard computer chip and it is advisable to take it out occasionally for a gentle cleaning.

Higher Quality CCDs:

• A higher quality CCD may contain millions of pixels to make the image look as vibrant as possible

Package Included:

• 1 x B/W Miniature Camera CM-3120BH