Hayear 4K UDH Industrial Microscope Camera – HDMI/USB, 2160P/1080P for PCB Repair (Windows/Mac/Linux)

Overview

Meet the Hayear 4K UDH industrial microscope camera, designed for detailed electronics work on PCB boards, CPUs, and micro assemblies. This versatile instrument delivers true 4K imagery when used with HDMI output and reliable 1080p streaming over USB, helping you observe tiny features with clarity and precision.

The camera blends high-resolution imaging with practical on-device controls and broad compatibility. Whether you’re inspecting solder joints, verifying component alignment, or documenting microscopic details, you’ll experience crisp detail, smooth motion, and a straightforward workflow that doesn’t clutter your desk.

Output options and what they mean for your workflow

• HDMI output provides 4K resolution at 30fps, with 4:3 displays capable of up to 60fps. This mode is ideal when you need ultra-sharp visuals on a monitor or larger display.
• USB output streams real-time at 1080p and 30fps, suitable for PC-based analysis or documentation directly in your software environment.

On-device controls vs PC software

• In HDMI mode, you can adjust video mode, resolution, and frame rate using the remote or the camera keyboard for quick setup during micro-work.
• In USB mode, exposure, gain, white balance, and color are preset, with calibration software on PC for precise alignment and measurement workflows.

Calibration, storage, and workflow tips

• The included calibration tool helps you set your own proportion for accurate measurements; a video guide is available if you need guidance.
• When using HDMI, images and videos are stored on a TF card. The first insertion may power down to protect the card slot; format the card with the camera and retry if recognized issues occur.
• HDMI mode supports high-speed options such as 1080p at 120fps and 720p at 240fps for specialized projects, while USB output remains at 1080p/30fps.

Lenses and compatibility

This model uses a standard C‑mount and works with monocular zoom lenses, trinocular microscopes, fixed-focus lenses, and adapters for biomicroscopes or telescopes. If you’re exploring adapter choices, you can reach out for guidance on compatibility with your existing setup.

What to expect in real use: sharp micro-level visibility for inspection tasks, smooth live playback for training or documentation, and a flexible, device-accessible workflow that adapts to different project requirements without overhauling your rig.