The Digital Video Colposcope system is a powerful high definition camera and imaging module used for clinical diagnosis of gynecology vagina, and early cervix cancer screening. The SONY high definition CMOS imaging module and super bright LED light source, provide high quality images for clinicians to see pathology changes. This video colposope is different from traditional optical colposcopes because instead of viewing through an eyepiece, it uses a high-resolution imaging technology that displays the captured images on a viewing monitor.
It is an electrical and gynecology video colposcope merging computer technology, optics, imaging study, ergonomics principles and colposcopy, so that it can have more accurate evaluation on the border sector where we are not able to see by our naked eyes and bring more comprehensive solution to diagnosis and treatment of diseases.
• The colposcope camera is equipped with timing, snapshot and freeze functions.
• The camera light source adopts 11 high-stability LEDs, including 10 white light LEDs and 1 green light LED.
• Adopting unique uniform illumination technology, it reduces light reflection, delivers long service life and superior color reproduction.
• Integrated design for camera bracket and camera. The bracket features a special hovering function for easier operation.
• Full HD 1920x1080P video output enables clearer, more authentic and more accurate clinical examination.
• The camera can be equipped with a remote controller.
• Colposcope workstation software is compatible with hospital PACS systems.
| Camera | 1/3" Progressive CMOS |
| Total Pixels | 2,100,000 Pixels |
| Image Size | 1920*1080 |
| Scanning System | Progressive Scanning |
| Frame Rate | (1920*1080)60P |
| SNR | ＞50dB |
| Video Output | SDI |
| Horizon Resolution | ≥800 Lines |
| LED light source Illumination | ≥1200lx |
| Colour temperature | 5000 - 7000K |
| Light source lifespan | ≥50,000 hours |
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