Keyence VH-6100 Digital Microscope with a Built-In Monitor

Digital Microscope with built-in monitor.

Product Info

Built-in Monitor		5.6-inch color LCD
Still Video Recorder	Disk	Still video floppy disk (disk diameter:47 mm)
	Recording capacity	50 field still pictures
	Recording format	Hi-band
Camera	Image pickup sensor	1/2-inch CCD
	Effective pixels	574 (H) x 489 (V)
	Scanning method	2:1 Interlaced scanning
	Scanning frequency	Horizontal (H): 15 734 kHz, Vertical (V): 59.94 Hz
	Resolution	Horizontal (H): 360 min. Vertical (V): 350 min.
	S/N	46 dB
	White balance	Automatic/Semi automatic/Manual
Light Source	Lamp	100 W halogen lamp
	Service life of lamp	1000 hours (average)
	Color temperature	3100°K (max.)
Video Output		VBS 1.0 Vp-p. in accordance with NTSC
AC Output		3 \A max. (not coupled to power switch)
Recording Signal Remote Input		No voltage input (contact/solid-state)

Compact, and lightweight and self-contained.
The Keyence VH-6100 controller houses the color LCD monitor, still video recording system, camera controller and light source. Because of its compact size and lightweight, the VH-6100 can be conveniently carried to any job spot.
Extra-wide depth-of-field produces extra-sharp 3-D pictures.
Keyence's unique optical technology has greatly improved the depth-of-field.
Excellently clear picture.
Employment of coaxial optical fiber illumination enables the brightness of the light source to be uniformly transmitted, thus consistently producing a clear picture.
Clear distinction of flaws on metal surface by means of lateral illumination.
The minute flaws on a metal surface, which cannot be detected by conventional microscopes, can be easily distinguished.
Automatic adjustment of light Intensity.
Regardless of reflected light intensity which fluctuates according to the color and material of objects, the screen brightness is kept constant.
File name, date and time displayed on screen.
An arbitrary file name consisting of alphanumerical characters, date and time can be displayed on the screen.
Scaler function.
Using scale marks superimposed on the screen, the dimension of an object can be directly measured.
Coloring function.
By coloring brighter or darker portions than the set values alone on the screen, any flow or concave on the metal surface can be emphasized.