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ATR3CMOS M42+2” USB3.0 TE-Cooling CMOS Astronomy Camera

ATR3CMOS M42+2” USB3.0 TE-Cooling CMOS Astronomy Camera

ATR3CMOS M42+2” USB3.0 TE-Cooling CMOS Astronomy Camera is a high-sensitivity imaging device for astronomical observation and low-light applications. It uses SONY Exmor, Exmor R, or Exmor RS CMOS sensors with a two-stage Peltier cooling system to reduce dark current. The camera features USB3.0 data transfer, smart internal heat dissipation, and supports multiple operating systems via SDKs. Available in several sensor models with varying resolution, pixel size, and cooling performance.

  • Two-stage Peltier cooling reduces dark signal for long-exposure astrophotography
  • USB3.0 interface enables high-speed data transfer and power delivery
  • Multiple sensor options (IMX571, IMX533, IMX269, IMX183, MN34230PLJ, IMX294, IMX428) to match specific imaging needs
  • Supports 1×1 to 9×9 binning for flexibility in speed and sensitivity
  • Wide exposure range from 0.1ms to 3600s for capturing faint celestial objects
  • Cross-platform SDKs for Windows, Linux, macOS, and Android for custom integration

Technical features

  • Two-stage Peltier cooling system for effective sensor temperature control
  • USB3.0 interface for high-speed data transfer and power delivery
  • Smart internal heat transfer structure with electric fan for enhanced heat dissipation
  • Supports 1×1 to 9×9 binning modes for adjustable frame rate and sensitivity
  • Exposure time range: 0.1ms to 3600s
  • Multiple sensor models available: IMX571, IMX533, IMX269, IMX183, MN34230PLJ, IMX294, IMX428
  • Pixel sizes from 2.4μm to 4.63μm depending on model
  • Sensitivity values from 0.07mv to 534mv with 1/30s exposure

Who it is for

  • Professional and amateur astronomers conducting imaging projects
  • Research institutions requiring low-noise CMOS sensors for long exposures
  • Educational labs setting up digital astronomy stations
  • System integrators building custom telescope imaging solutions
  • Distributors offering astronomy camera kits for observatory use

Specifications

ModelATR3CMOS M42+2” USB3.0 TE-Cooling CMOS
Sensor TypeSONY Exmor, Exmor R, or Exmor RS CMOS
Cooling SystemTwo-stage Peltier with electric fan
InterfaceUSB3.0
Exposure Range0.1ms to 3600s
Binning Modes1×1, 2×2, 3×3, 9×9 (varies by model)
Supported OSWindows, Linux, macOS, Android
SDK SupportNative C/C++, C#, VB.NET, Python, Java, DirectShow, Twain
Working DistanceM42 mount with 2” adapter
Power SupplyUSB3.0 powered

Use guide

  • Select model based on required resolution, sensitivity, and frame rate
  • Choose CMOS (C) for color imaging or Monochrome (M) for maximum sensitivity
  • Use 9×9 binning for faster frame rates in tracking or live viewing
  • Enable two-stage cooling for exposures longer than 10 seconds
  • Install SDK on target system to integrate camera into custom software

FAQ

What sensors are available in the ATR3CMOS series?
Available sensors include IMX571 (26M), IMX533 (9M), IMX269 (21M), IMX183 (20M), MN34230PLJ (16M), IMX294 (10.3M), and IMX428 (7.0M).
Can the camera be used with a telescope?
Yes. The M42 mount with 2” adapter allows direct attachment to most telescope systems.
Is cooling effective for long exposures?
Yes. The two-stage Peltier system reduces sensor temperature and dark current, ideal for exposures over 10 seconds.
What operating systems are supported?
Windows, Linux, macOS, and Android via native SDKs including C/C++, Python, Java, and DirectShow.
What is the maximum frame rate?
Up to 216 fps at 584×440 resolution with 9×9 binning on the 21M model; 133 fps at 1600×1100 on the 7M model.

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