Surgical Endoscope Camera

The Surgical Endoscope Camera is a Full HD imaging platform for minimally invasive procedures. It combines real-time 1080P imaging, image enhancement, multiple video outputs, USB recording, and endoscope compatibility for integration into surgical imaging systems.

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Product Overview

Key Features

Full HD Real-Time Imaging
The Panasonic CMOS sensor provides detailed 1080P digital images for real-time endoscopic visualization. The 50/60 fps image output helps maintain smooth viewing during instrument and endoscope movement.

Image Enhancement for Complex Scenes
Built-in image processing functions help improve visibility when smoke, reflections, excessive illumination, or uneven lighting affect the surgical field.

Flexible Video Connectivity
Multiple video interfaces support connection with compatible medical monitors, recording equipment, and existing operating-room imaging systems, simplifying system integration.

Practical Surgical Controls
One-touch white balance allows quick image calibration, while screen freeze provides a convenient way to hold an image for observation or reference. The OSD menu provides access to image and system settings.

Stable Operation in Clinical Environments
Surge protection, electrostatic protection, and interference-resistant design help maintain stable camera operation around other electrical equipment, including high-frequency electrosurgical devices.

Parameters

Synchronization mode	Internal synchronization
Resolution ratio	Digital: 1080P, max: 1100 TV lines
Frame rate	50/60 frames
Signal to noise ratio	Not lower than 50dB (AGC off)
Video output	Digital: DVI / 3G-SDI/HDMI, analog: VGA
Minimum illumination	Color: 1Lux Black and white: 0.5Lux
OSD menu	Available
White balance	Button
Screen freezing	Button
Rated power	Up to 20W
Applicable standard	GB9706,YY0505,GB/T14710,CE,ROHS
Temperature range	Operating temperature) -20'C~+55C (storage temperature
Net weight	4.6Kg
Dimensions	380mmX300mmX115mm

Properties

Menu	Range	Default value
Brightness	0~20	8
Automatic gain control	0~10	10
Acutance	0~10	8
Color depth	0~20	10
Gamma	0.45~0.75	0.55
System	50/60Hz	4

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Endoscope Compatibility

The INP-300 can be configured with different endoscopes for use across multiple surgical departments. Compatibility can be evaluated based on the endoscope model, optical interface, and intended system configuration.

OEM & System Integration

We support OEM and system integration projects for:

Endoscope manufacturers - Camera integration with existing endoscope platforms.

Surgical equipment manufacturers - Integration into laparoscopic, arthroscopic, ENT, urological, and gynecological systems.

Medical imaging companies - Camera integration with monitors, recorders, and video systems.

Medical device distributors - Private-label products with customized labeling and packaging.

Hospital equipment suppliers - Replacement or integration with existing endoscopy equipment.

Endoscopy system integrators - Project-specific camera, interface, and system configuration.

Manufacturing & Quality Control

Each INP-300 camera system undergoes inspection and testing at key production stages:

Component Inspection - Check CMOS sensor, PCB assemblies, connectors, and electronic components.

Assembly Inspection - Verify internal connections, housing assembly, buttons, and interfaces.

Image Quality Testing - Check 1080P image output, image clarity, color reproduction, noise, and stability.

Function Testing - Verify white balance, screen freeze, OSD menu, image adjustment, and USB recording functions.

Video Output Testing - Test HDMI, DVI, 3G-SDI, and other configured outputs for stable signal transmission.

Electrical Safety Testing - Verify power input, surge protection, electrostatic protection, and electrical performance.

Final Inspection - Check product appearance, model, accessories, labeling, and overall operation before shipment.

Warranty & Technical Support

The INP-300 is covered by a one-year warranty with up to ten years of maintenance support for long-term product service.

Pre-Sales Technical Support
Endoscope and interface compatibility assessment
System configuration recommendations
OEM and integration requirement review

Installation & Integration Support
Video interface connection guidance
Camera and endoscope setup assistance
Basic operating and menu configuration guidance

After-Sales Support
Image and video output troubleshooting
Camera function and connection diagnosis
Replacement and maintenance guidance
Remote technical support for system issues

FAQ

Q: What should I consider when choosing a surgical endoscope camera?

A: Consider resolution, sensor sensitivity, SNR, frame rate, minimum illumination, image processing, compatibility, and video interfaces.

Q: Does camera resolution determine the final image quality?

A: No. Image quality also depends on the endoscope optics, light source, sensor, image processing, and display.

Q: How do I check camera compatibility with an endoscope?

A: Check the endoscope model, optical coupler, mounting interface, and required video signal.

Q: Can one camera support different endoscopes?

A: Yes, if the endoscopes have compatible optical and connection interfaces.

Q: What affects endoscopic image clarity?

A: Endoscope optics, illumination, sensor sensitivity, image processing, signal transmission, and display quality all affect the final image.

Q: How should I evaluate a camera before bulk purchasing?

A: Test it with the intended endoscope and light source, then evaluate image performance, system integration, and operating workflow.

Q: What should distributors evaluate before sourcing?

A: Check regulatory requirements, documentation, compatibility, spare-parts availability, warranty, and supplier continuity.

Q: What matters for long-term OEM sourcing?

A: Component availability, production consistency, product lifecycle support, engineering capability, and replacement-part supply.

Q: Can the camera be developed for a specific medical device project?

A: Project-specific requirements can be evaluated based on the target endoscope, system architecture, and technical specifications.

Q: What information should be included in an RFQ?

A: Provide the endoscope model, optical interface, required video format, application, quantity, target market, and special requirements.

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