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		<title>ZWO ASI178MM USB 3.0 Mono Camera</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>The ZWO ASI178MM USB 3.0 Mono Camera features a back-illuminated Sony IMX178, 1/1.8″, 6.4Mp sensor with Sony Starvis and ExmorR Technology. Supplied with near "all sky" lens.</p>
<p>The post <a href="https://modernastronomy.com/shop/cameras/lunar-planetary/zwo-lunar-planetary/zwo-asi178mm-usb-3-0-mono-camera/">ZWO ASI178MM USB 3.0 Mono Camera</a> appeared first on <a href="https://modernastronomy.com">Modern Astronomy</a>.</p>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<h3>The ZWO ASI178MM USB 3.0 Mono Camera features a back-illuminated Sony IMX178, 1/1.8″, 6.4Mp sensor with Sony Starvis and Exmor R Technology.</h3>
<p>Extremely low read noise (2.2 e~1.4e) , 1.4e @27db, high sensitivity and 14bit ADC make this an excellent choice for high resolution astrophotography.</p>
<p>Supplied with a 2.5mm (nearly) &#8216;all sky lens&#8217; for an approx 170° view of the sky!</p>
<h4><strong>SOFTWARE and DRIVERS</strong><br />
Up-to-date drivers can be found on the <a href="http://astronomy-imaging-camera.com/software/">manufacturer&#8217;s website</a></h4>
<p>The QHY equivalent is the <a href="https://www.modernastronomy.com/shop/cameras/cooled-ccd/qhy-cooled-ccd-cameras/qhy178m-cool/">QHY5III-178M</a></p>
<p>The ZWO ASI178MM USB 3.0 Mono Camera comes with a USB3.0 connection that gives you the opportunity to use it with newer laptops but is backward compatible with USB2.0. High framerates are not a guarantee for excellent images, but certainly helpful. There is no USB 2.0 version of this camera as that simply won&#8217;t be enough to use the camera&#8217;s possible high framerate, plus, for the same reason, we would really recommend using it with USB3.0 compatible hardware as that&#8217;s the only way to achieve very high frame rates&#8230;</p>
<p>It comes with an AUTOGUIDER PORT just as many other ZWO cameras, so you may use it for both imaging or guiding!</p>
<p>This camera will mostly be used for high magnification Lunar and Solar imaging and for microscopic imaging, but it can also be used for deep sky imaging up to a certain level as it supports up to 1000 seconds exposure time. This monochrome camera provides you with the best data output and therefore even better images (in comparison to a colour camera), but you&#8217;d have to add filters and a filter wheel when you take images of planets or deep sky, however you could use it as it is without colour filters for solar imaging (but still must have a solar filter in front of the telescope when observing or imaging the Sun!!!)</p>
<p>Features of the ZWO ASI178MM USB 3.0 Mono Camera<br />
Recommended for high-magnification Lunar and Solar imaging, microscopic imaging and to image some deep sky objects<br />
Resolution: 3096X2080 at up to 30fps (at 14bit ADC) or 60fps (at 10 bit ADC)<br />
Long time exposure up to 1000s!<br />
Autoguider Port<br />
Very low read noise (1.5e)<br />
High Sensitivity<br />
Full aluminum housing with standard 2&#8243; interface<br />
M42X0.75 internal thread.<br />
T-thread to C-mount adapter included</p>
<p>Specification of ZWO ASI178MM USB3.0</p>
<p>Sensor: 1/1.8” CMOS IMX178<br />
Resolution: 6.4 Mega Pixels 3096*2080<br />
Pixel Size: 2.4µm<br />
Sensor Size: 7.4mm*5mm<br />
Diagonal: 8.92mm<br />
Exposure Rage: 32µs-1000s<br />
ROI: Supported<br />
ST4 Guider Port: Yes<br />
Focus Distance to Sensor: 12.5mm<br />
Shutter Type: Rolling Shutter<br />
Protect window: AR window<br />
(IR Cut-off filter is recommended)<br />
Operating System Compatibility: Mac, Windows, Linux<br />
Interface: USB3.0/USB2.0<br />
Bit rate: 14bit output(14bit ADC)<br />
Adaptor: 2″ / 1.25″ / M42X0.75<br />
Dimension: φ62mm X 36mm<br />
Weight: 120g or 4.2 ounces (without lens)<br />
Working Temperature: -5°C—45°C<br />
Storage Temperature: -20°C—60°C<br />
Working Relative Humidity: 20%—80%<br />
Storage Relative Humidity: 20%—95%</p>
<p>Supported Resolutions:</p>
<p>10bit ADC/14bit ADC<br />
3096×2080 60fps / 30fps<br />
2560×2048 62fps / 31fps<br />
2048×1080 116fps / 58fps<br />
1280×960 130fps / 65fps<br />
800×600 204.7fps / 102.3fps<br />
640×480 253.1fps / 126.5fps<br />
320×240 479.7fps / 239.8fps</p>
<p>More resolutions can be defined by user</p>
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