Lumicon 2 Inch Easy Guider for ZWO cameras


Posted May 4, 2019 by tolgaastro

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The Lumicon Easy Guider for ZWO Cameras and 2″ focusers is one of the most powerful astrophotography accessories available today, with a large field of view.
This 2″ low-profile Easy Guider features a large pick-off prism, making bright guide-star selection a breeze. It uses telescope optics directly for pinpoint guiding accuracy. This method is superior to using guide-scopes, which can flex with respect to the main telescope.
Benefits of Off-Axis Guiding
• Guiding occurs with the same light path as the imaging detector thereby eliminating the effects due to differential flexure/slop of the auxiliary guide scope.
• Differential flexure in guiding setups often introduces errors far worse than the actual corrections actually needed. Off-axis Guiding avoids this problem.
• Auxiliary guide scopes are blind to image shifting due to primary mirror “flop” in telescopes with moving primary mirrors (SCT’s). Off-axis guiding corrects for this problem
• Guiding occurs at the same focal length as the main imaging camera. Although CCD guiding software can compute tracking errors to sub-pixel accuracy, many guide scope combinations have marginal or too-short focal lengths to be properly effective. Off-Axis Guiding avoids this problem.
QHY16200A Mono Camera, with Filter Wheel and OAG
QHY16200A/IC16200A uses a unique APS-H CCD sensor, a product of close collaboration between QHYCCD and Sensor Supplier .
This sensor is specially designed and manufactured with amateur astronomers in mind who needs mono sensor larger than APS-C. APS-H Format CCD Sensor
The effective image area is 27mm*21.6mm. To compare with the QHY8L APS-C format 23.4*15.8, the APS-H sensor is significantly bigger.
The reason to make such a sensor is due to no such mono sensor between 8300(4/3inch) to 11002(full size).
This sensor is 16mega pixels. The APS-H format is suitable for most telescope and also suitable for 2inch fitlers.
The pixel size of this sensor is 6.0um*6.0um.It silightly bigger than the 8300's 5.4um.
The QE is expected to similar or higher than 8300.
The 37ke fullwell is much higher than the 25.5ke of 8300.
Details
CCD Sensor APS-H 16.2mega
CCD sensor Standard Grade
Effective Pixels 4540(H)*3630(V),16mega pixels
Pixel Size 6.0um*6.0um
Effective Area 27.0mm(H)*21.6mm(V), APS-H format
Readout Type Full Frame CCD, Progressive Scan
FullWell Typical 41ke
ADC 16bit
Readout Noise Typical 10 e
System Gain 0.7e/adu
Binning 1x1,2x2,4x4
Anti-Blomming 2000X of saturated
Thermal Noise 0.04e/pixel/sec @ -20C
Exposure Time 1ms-10000sec
TEC 2 stage Cooling Typical -40 below Ambient
Shutter Butterfly Mechanical Shutter with Uniform illumination
Moisture Control Air Connector for removable silicon gel tube
Heat board for optic window of airproof CCD chamber
Built-in Filter Wheel 5 position 2inch/50mm or 7 position 2inch/50mm
OAG interface six M3 scew holes for QHYOAG
Telescope Interface M54/0.75 inner screw
Power consumption 0% cooling 8W 50% cooling 16.5W 100% cooling 27W
Supported Filters 2inch mounted filter of 5position:Maxium 6mm filter holder(thread of the holder not included) 2inch mounted filter of 7position: Maxium 9mm filter holder(thread of the holder not included) 50mm unmounted glass of 5 position: 0-5mm thickness 50mm unmounted glass of 7 position: 0-8mm thickness
Weight 1550g (standard CFW5 version), no OAG included 2330g (CFW7 version), no OAG included
For more details on our products and services, please feel free to visit us at Planewave L600, takahashi telescopes, Software Bisque, Planewave telescopes, FLI cameras
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Last Updated May 4, 2019