The Phoenix x4 PCI Express Full Camera Link frame grabbers Sep 2, 2008

Active Silicon has extended its range of high-performance frame grabbers with the introduction of two new x4 PCI Express Phoenix Camera Link boards, the D64CL-PE4 and the D48CL-PE4.

The D64CL-PE4 supports a single Camera Link camera using the Full 8-tap interface. The D48CL-PE4 can simultaneously capture from two completely independent Base Camera Link cameras or a single Medium camera. Both products support pixel clock speeds up to 85MHz.

In the specialist image-grabbing market, Active Silicon is probably one of the most respected innovators of leading edge vision technologies. The well established Phoenix and LFG products provide high quality yet affordable image capture solutions for a variety of video sources such as HD-SDI, Camera Link, LVDS and analogue. Both the Phoenix and LFG products are supported worldwide and compatible with all the most popular (and many specialist) operating systems, including Windows XP and Linux (both 32-bit and 64-bit variants) …plus XPe, DOS, VxWorks, Solaris, Mac OS X and QNX. Along with traditional form factors such as PCI and PCI Express, Active Silicon is renowned for supporting more specialist interfaces such as PC/104-Plus, PMC and CompactPCI.
Other advantages include an easy to use Software Development Kit which allows integrators to develop applications quickly and simply, together with a range of built-in third-party image analysis software drivers for packages such as Common Vision Blox, Streampix, MATLAB and LabVIEW. Support is also provided for DirectShow and QuickTime interfaces. Best of all, customers will have direct access to Active Silicon for machine vision system advice, consultancy and system integration work to ensure successful completion of end-user applications.

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