• Frame-grabber board supports multitap cameras A half-slot PCI bus frame-grabber board, the IC-MTD

    Frame-grabber board supports multitap cameras A half-slot PCI bus frame-grabber board, the IC-MTD accepts data from cameras with multiple digital outputs, such as digital linescan or digital area-scan cameras. It handles eight channels of 8-bit data or four channels of 16-bit data for a range of automated-imaging and machine-vision applications. Maximum throughput from camera to frame grabber is 80 Mbyte/s, and video data-transfer rates to the host`s PC memory runs at 120 Mbyte/s to the PCI bu
    Feb. 1, 1998

    Frame-grabber board supports multitap cameras A half-slot PCI bus frame-grabber board, the IC-MTD accepts data from cameras with multiple digital outputs, such as digital linescan or digital area-scan cameras. It handles eight channels of 8-bit data or four channels of 16-bit data for a range of automated-imaging and machine-vision applications. Maximum throughput from camera to frame grabber is 80 Mbyte/s, and video data-transfer rates to the host`s PC memory runs at 120 Mbyte/s to the PCI bus. Imaging Technology Inc., 55 Middlesex Turnpike, Bedford, MA 01730; (781) 275-2700; Fax: (781) 275-9590.

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