Despite their advantages, CCD cameras have some limitations:
1. Cost: High-quality CCD cameras can be expensive, making them less accessible for smaller laboratories with limited budgets. 2. Size: CCD cameras can be bulkier compared to other imaging technologies, which may limit their portability. 3. Power Consumption: These cameras can consume more power, which might be a consideration for some applications. 4. Heat Generation: CCD cameras can generate heat during operation, which may affect their performance and longevity if not managed properly.
