USB 2.0 Microscope to USB 3.0?

[Falcon69]

Okay, I saw a thread here that discussed 2.0 USB Microscopes not being able to do live video in real time for a larger display. It lags do to not being able to transfer data between the camera and the computer because of the 2.0 limitation.

I can't find that thread now, so...

Anyway, I had just bought this http://www.ebay.com/itm/380777496580?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1439.l2649

Is it possible to take it apart, grab the wires from the camera, and somehow make a small circuit to convert that signal to USB 3.0?  Like maybe the analog signal from the camera (like RCA's or something) plugged into a module which converts that data to USB 3.0 and sends it to the computer.

Any ideas?  I tried searching for something and couldn't find it.  All I can find are from RCA to HDMI.

[jeremy]

Not that simple sorry. The entire system needs to change if you want to make use of the added bandwidth.

[Shock]

Obviously the more data you push the better it is to have a faster interface.
However, in many cases it's a cheap device or slow computer not the USB2.

Consider USB2 bluray players, they work fine playing HD quality video.
USB2 can transfer at 35 MB/s, it depends entirely on the camera and compression on how smooth it looks.

Those cheap webcams aren't exceptional quality.
You have to spend around $80-$100 minimum on a webcam before you get out of the cheap models.
This is why good USB microscopes are expensive.