The Picolo Alert video capture board, from Euresys, is now released in a PCI Express version. This 16 video input board takes advantage of the high-speed bandwidth offered by the PCI Express interface.
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Matrox Imaging has announced new configurations of the Matrox Solios frame grabber family to support Camera Link cameras and PCI Express.
SVS-Vistek has released a progressive scan 2-Megapixel camera featuring a resolution of 1,600 x 1,200 pixels with 7.4um pitch, with frame rates are up to 40fps.
Tamron Europe has introduced a new line-up of its 0.5-inch C-mount lenses. These include f=4-12mm F/1.2 (12VM412ASIR) and f=10-40mm F/1.4 (12VM1040ASIR), which can be used for 0.5-inch size sensor cameras.
The uEye series from IDS Imaging Development Systems features a variety of USB cameras with more than 100 different models.
Baumer Optronic FireWire cameras have been continuously developed for industrial use and are based upon ultramodern CCD and CMOS technology.
The TM-2016-8, a member of JAI Pulnix's AccuPiXEL line of cameras, is a 2.1 Megapixel camera with a one-inch progressive scan CCD.
The Matrox Nexis is an integrated image acquisition sub-system featuring two remote camera heads combined with a dual camera control unit (CCU) and frame grabber on a single PC/104-Plus card.
The uEye USB 2.0 camera series from IDS Imaging Development Systems are now environment tolerant thanks to new driver software, allowing the camera to adapt to fluctuating light conditions.
Adimec has introduced the Adimec-4050m, which features a burst readout mode for increased inspection speeds through temporary high image capture rates.
JAI has introduced the CV-A20CL, which features a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels within a 2/3-inch format imager, providing 60fps over a Camera Link interface.
Basler has introduced its new Scout camera family, which is equipped with assorted CMOS image sensors. The first model will be the Micron MT9V022 sensor offering VGA resolution and 60fps.
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