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Karbon-CXP Frame Grabbers with CoaXPress
BitFlow today launched its Karbon-CXP line of frame grabbers, one of the world's first to incorporate the CoaXPress (CXP) standard for moving high-speed serial data from a camera to a frame grabber. The result is video acquisition at blazing speeds up to 6 Gigabits per second, as well as the ability to send control commands and triggers at 20 Megabits per second - all over a single piece of 75 Ohm coaxial cable up to 135 meters. Additionally up to 13W of power can be transmitted to camera along the cable. more23.01.2012Norpix: BlackMagic HD SDI now supported
NorPix's HD SDI capabilities now encompass the Blackmagic Design frame grabber, which adds several new video capture card possibilities to the mix when using our products. Specifically, the DeckLink 4K, DeckLink Extreme 3D and the DeckLink Quad cards are now compatible with Norpix digital video software. more
BitFlow I/O Cables Simplify Development of Machine Vision Systems
BitFlow unveiled a new line of development products specifically designed to assist engineers in the layout and modeling of imaging systems employing the company's acclaimed Karbon, Neon-CLB and Neon-CLQ frame grabbers. more
10 Truths about Smart Cameras
In the world of machine vision and automated optical inspection systems, smart cameras receive a lot of attention. In fact, they are often presented as the favored-if not only solution. Like PC-based vision systems, which include a camera, frame grabber, commercial motherboard and vision library, smart cameras also have strengths and weaknesses. Here are 10 truths about smart cameras - from a smart camera and PC-based vision component vendor - to help you determine if they really are the best choice for your next vision application. more
Optical 3D Measurement by Laser Triangulation Method
The measurement technology of today has achieved accuracy and processing performance which allows an integration of acquisition and analysis in online production processes. For this purpose non-contact methods are almost solely used with need of high requirement on robustness and speed. more
A Tremendous Potential...
Thanks to the GigE-Vision standard, standard Gigabit-Ethernet components can be used in Machine Vision and are already successfully being employed in multiple vision applications. However, the GigE technology can offer more: new topologies make the data stream simultaneously available to various receivers and reaction times can be reduced.more
The Right Choice
The camera is a key element in machine vision systems that replace humans in industrial tasks such as inspection, metrology, and sorting. Many factors go into camera selection, however, leaving developers with a bewildering array of options to consider. Answering a few key questions about the specific application can help focus the search and speed selection, but they may not be the questions you expected. more
PCIe x4 Frame Grabber Supports Basler's Camera
Silicon Software is introducing a fast PCIe x4 frame grabber. This new grabber supports the Basler A406k/kc at its full bandwidth. Basler's A406k/kc, the fastest Camera Link camera. The combination of these components represents a powerful systems available for industrial imaging. The microEnable IV series supports the maximum Camera Link speeds via a PCIe x4 interface. It reaches a transfer rate of 837 megabytes per second in a 10 tap, full configuration mode at the camera's full 2,320 x 1,726 pixel resolution and a repetition rate of 209 frames per second. more- Legal
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