ASI533MM Pro

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ZWO OpticalSKU: ASI533MM-P

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Don't forget power

The matching 12V 5A supply. No power brick is included in the box.

Add autoguiding

The pairing that turns a tracking mount into one that holds a star for minutes at a time.

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  • Specifications

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Camera technical details
Sensor: Sony-IMX533CLK-D
Diagonal: 15.968mm
Resolution: 9 Mega Pixel 3008*3008
Pixel Size: 3.76µm
Max FPS at full resolution: 20fps
Shutter: Rolling shutter
Exposure Range: 32µs-2000s
ROI: Supported
Read Noise: 1.0-3.8e
QE peak: 91%
Full well: 50000e
ADC:14bit
Interface: USB 3.0 Type-B
Adaptor: M42X0.75
Protect window: D32-2-AR
Dimensions: 78mm Diameter
Weight: 470g
Back Focus Distance: 17.5mm
Delta T: 30°C-35°C below ambient
Camera Power consumption: 650mA at 5V
Cooler Power consumption: 12V at 3A Max
Working Temperature: -5°C—50°C
Storage Temperature: -10°C—60°C
Working Relative Humidity: 0%—80%
Storage Relative Humidity: 20%—95%
Max FPS at full resolution:
14Bit ADC
3008×3008 19.88fps
1920×1080 54.11fps
1280×720 79.74fps
640×480 116.55ps
320×240 216.45fps
more resolutions are in software, support customize resolution.

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