What is MX377?

Featuring one of the largest sCMOS sensors available today: The Gpixel GSENSE6060 with 37.7 million 10 μm pixels offers imaging performance on par with the best CCDs in a high-speed CMOS architecture. The MX377 camera delivers scientific imaging capabilities with high dynamic range and low noise – at high speed.
The camera was also designed with cooling for low-light level applications. Several versions of the GSENSE6060 sensor can be provided, including frontside (FSI) or backside (BSI) illuminated models. With the sCMOS BSI sensor, the camera reaches a maximum quantum efficiency of 95 %. Due to the large sensor format of 60 x 60 mm, 6 k by 6 k resolution, and 10 μm pixel size, it is a perfect fit for applications demanding a medium to large format sensor.
The output signal from the GSENSE6060 pixels is processed by two readout amplifiers (hi and lo) allowing an HDR readout (2 x 12 or 2 x 14 bit ADC) with up to 90 dB dynamic range. All this with a frame rate of up to 46 FPS and a full well capacity of 110 Ke-.

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Resolution of 37 Mpix with a square ratio of 6144 x 6144 pixels
Scientific grade sCMOS sensors measuring impressive 61 x 61 mm
Various sensor grades and backside illumination for 95 % sensitivity
Low noise and dark current, high FWC and 90 dB dynamic range
Dual ADC with high and low gain for HDR function and RAW 16 bit
Variety of binning modes and features like ROI for flexible readout
Utilizing the full speed potential of the sensor with 46 FPS at 12 bit
PCIe Gen3 x4 lanes interface with 32 Gbits bandwidth
Almost nonexistent glass-to-glass latency ensured by PCI Express interface
Stable sensor cooling by thermoelectric Peltier element
Passive M95 lens mount and optional active Hasselblad H-mount
External hardware GPIO triggering and synchronization functionality
Compact dimensions of 98 x 110 x 67 and 1.2 kg weight