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ZWO ASI676MM

Monochrome astronomical camera for astronomical imaging and compatible mounts.

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Part Number ZWO-A190651

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Product description

Product description

ZWO ASI676MM

Monochrome astronomical camera for astronomical imaging and compatible mounts.

Usage and Selection of the Mounting Method

The monochrome version captures light without a color matrix. To create a color image, plan to take images with the appropriate filters and combine them during processing. It also allows you to work with narrowband filters depending on the target. For short-exposure acquisitions, the effective frame rate depends on the readout mode, the selected area, and the actual data throughput of the computer. Pixel size must be considered in relation to the focal length and turbulence conditions. Before assembly, check the thread, the distance between the sensor and the adapter, and the space occupied by the filters or the optical splitter. The sensor alone does not determine the final field of view: the instrument, the focal length, and any reducers also play a role. Take your calibration images using settings consistent with those used for observations. An astronomical camera provides no protection for solar observation: any use on the Sun requires a filter specifically designed for the instrument and installed correctly.

Documentation and Compatibility: ZWO official data sheet.

Official illustration common to all variants in this product line. The part number and specifications listed on this sheet identify the version being sold.

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Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

What is the ZWO ASI676MM designed for?

The ZWO ASI676MM is designed for planetary, lunar, and solar imaging (the Sun only with a suitable filter) using «lucky imaging»: you capture footage for a few minutes at up to 31.2 frames per second, then stack the best frames. With 2 µm pixels, aim for an F/D ratio of approximately f/6 to f/10 for planetary imaging, using a Barlow lens if necessary.

What makes the ZWO ASI676MM sensor stand out?

The Sony IMX676 is a square sensor with a resolution of 3552 × 3552 pixels and a pixel size of 2.0 µm: the square format naturally frames the Moon and Sun, and is also suitable for all-sky imaging. It has no glow and is sensitive to near-infrared light.

Does the ZWO ASI676MM require a power supply?

No: It is powered by its USB cable. No external power source is required.

What backfocus setting should be used with the ZWO ASI676MM?

The camera's back focus is 12.5 mm. Mounts: 1.25", 2", and M42 × 0.75.

Color or monochrome: Which version of the ZWO ASI676MM should you choose?

The monochrome version is more sensitive and produces better results in narrowband, but it requires a filter wheel. The color version, the ZWO ASI676MC, produces a color image in a single exposure.

Where can I find the ZWO ASI676MM manual?

The manufacturer's manual (in English) is available here: ZWO ASI676MM Manual (PDF).

Technical specifications

Technical specifications

Technical specifications

Sensor
Sony IMX676
Color / black-and-white
Monochrome
Sensor Size
1/1.6″
Sensor Dimensions
7.1 × 7.1 mm
Sensor diagonal
10.04 mm
Resolution
12.6 MP
Resolution in pixels
3552 × 3552
Pixel size
2.00 µm
Shutter
Roll-up
ADC Converter
12 bits
Playback noise
0.56 e⁻
Well Capacity
10.55 ke⁻
Maximum quantum efficiency
83 %
Cooling
No
Interface
USB 3.0 / USB 2.0
ST4 Port (autoguiding)
Yes
Speed
31.2 frames per second
Backfocus
12.5 mm
Threads / Connections
1.25", 2", and M42 × 0.75
Protective window
Anti-reflective (AR), Ø 21 mm
Case diameter
62 mm
Camera weight
126 g
Power supply
Powered by the USB cable
Camera Uses
Planetary, Solar, Lunar
Documentation

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