CoaXPress frame grabbers from BitFlow to be demonstrated at SPIE DSS 2015

April 2, 2015
On display at the BitFlow, Inc. booth at SPIE DSS from April 21-23 will be the company’s Cyton CXP frame grabbers, which are based on the CoaXPress standard and feature a Gen 2.0 x8 PCI Express bus interface on its back end.

On display at theBitFlow, Inc. booth at SPIE DSS from April 21-23 will be the company’s Cyton CXP frame grabbers, which are based on the CoaXPress standard and feature a Gen 2.0 x8 PCI Express bus interface on its back end. Cyton CXP frame grabbers support video capture speeds of up to 6.25 Gb/S in applications deploying one to four CXP-6 cameras at once. The frame grabbers also provide one CXP-6 uplink to the camera for bulk data uploads and zero latency triggers.

CXP frame grabbers—which are CoaXPress 1.1 compliant—also allow control commands, triggers, and power to be sent to and from cameras over the same 75 Ohm coaxial cable, and also feature programmable region of interest sub-windowing. In addition, Cyton CXP frame grabbers are packaged with BitFlow’ssoftware development kit, which supports both 32-bit and 64-bit operating systems and allows users to create, modify, and test configuration files without requiring knowledge of the frame grabber’s internal architecture.

SPIE Defense + Security 2015 booth number:946

To Learn More:

Contact:BitFlow
Headquarters
: Woburn, MA, USA
Product:
Cyton CXP4 frame grabbers
Key Features: Half-size x8 PCI Gen 2.0 Express board, CoaXPress 1.1 compliant, supports one to four CXP-6 cameras, supports multi-link CXP-6 cameras, supports CXP speeds from 1.250 to 6.250 Gb/S.

What BitFlow says:
View more information on Cyton CXP frame grabbers.

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