Olympus OVC-140 OES video converter designed to connect compatible Olympus OES fiberscopes to EVIS video systems, converting the endoscopic image for video display.
The Olympus OVC-140 is an attachable camera designed for Olympus 140 series flexible endoscopes. This video converter transforms the optical signal from an OES fiberscope into a video signal that can be processed by a medical imaging system.
It enables endoscopic images to be displayed on a monitor, facilitating observation of the examined areas during endoscopic procedures. The OVC-140 can be integrated into an endoscopy system comprising a light source and video equipment, allowing consistent use with existing clinical equipment.
The OVC-140 is designed for use with a wide range of compatible Olympus fiberscopes. This compatibility helps extend the use of existing fiberscopes and facilitates their integration into a video endoscopy setup.
The converter features automatic brightness control, which adjusts image brightness according to observation conditions. A visual indicator located on the camera head also helps identify the brightness level, contributing to comfortable image viewing during endoscopic procedures.
The Olympus OVC-140 is an attachable camera designed for Olympus 140 series flexible endoscopes. This video converter transforms the optical signal from an OES fiberscope into a video signal that can be processed by a medical imaging system.
It enables endoscopic images to be displayed on a monitor, facilitating observation of the examined areas during endoscopic procedures. The OVC-140 can be integrated into an endoscopy system comprising a light source and video equipment, allowing consistent use with existing clinical equipment.
The OVC-140 is designed for use with a wide range of compatible Olympus fiberscopes. This compatibility helps extend the use of existing fiberscopes and facilitates their integration into a video endoscopy setup.
The converter features automatic brightness control, which adjusts image brightness according to observation conditions. A visual indicator located on the camera head also helps identify the brightness level, contributing to comfortable image viewing during endoscopic procedures.