1. Features of Analog RGB
Analog RGB is a standard mainly for transferring video signals from personal computers to displays.
This interface uses an analog RGB terminal (also known as a mini D-sub 15-pin terminal, VGA terminal).
The analog RGB microscope is a microscope that is connected to a computer via an analog RGB cable and displays an enlarged image on the screen.
2. Analog RGB recommendations
We refer to cameras with video output that conform to this standard as “PC monitor direct cameras” (this is not a general term in the industry).
In general, it is often called an “analog RGB output camera” or “analog color camera”.
Since it can be directly connected to a video device (PC monitor, projector, etc.) that has an analog RGB terminal, there is no display delay, making it a microscope suitable for inspection applications.
3. Analog RGB is now changing to HDTV!
For a long time, analog RGB terminals have been used to connect to PCs, but now, with the spread of HDMI terminals, the mainstream of PC monitor direct cameras and microscopes is changing.
Since the HDMI digital signal is uncompressed, it is characterized by less degradation of image quality. As a result, high-definition cameras and high-definition microscopes have become the mainstream at our company, replacing PC monitor direct cameras and microscopes.
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