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Vision: Halle 4 – Stand C71
Michael Gibbons,
Product Marketing Manager
Point Grey Research
��� There is not
one interface technology
that works
best for all applications,
although
digital is rapidly
becoming the technology
of choice. Of
the digital interfaces,
IEEE­1394
(FireWire) is the best suited for most industrial
machine vision applications. It
supports high 80 MB/s data rates with
guaranteed bandwidth, is extremely cost
effective, works seamlessly with multiple
cameras, and supports a common camera
control standard (IIDC). New advances
in FireWire technology will also
allow doubling the bandwidth up to
160 MB/s.
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for industrial fi lters
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��� Selecting the right interface at the
start can save significant cost. First, the
host system must be able to support the
interface, either through an add­in card
or built­in ports. This is one of the reasons
USB 2.0 is so popular. Another
consideration is bandwidth. If customers
need a single camera generating 120 MB/s
of image data, CameraLink is currently
the only option. But if they need eight cameras
on the same interface card, each
generating 10 MB/s, FireWire is the
answer. Other interface considerations include
support for a common camera control
standard, like IIDC for FireWire, and
how the interface affects the physical size
and form factor of the camera.
www.ptgrey.com
Vision: Halle 4 – Stand A31
Marty Furse, CEO Prosilica
Schneider industrial fi lters enable you to
attain the best optical performance, as well as
providing a robust design focused on industrial
requirements. The products are available in
an extensive variety of glass types in different
fi lter mounts for convenient attachment to
all lenses in machine vision and other imaging
applications.
www.schneiderindustrialoptics.com Making vision technology work.
��� GigE Vision
Gigabit Ethernet is
the best overall camera
interface for a
number of reasons:
longest cable lengths
– up to 100 m using
Cat5e network
cables (several kilo­
We exhibit at:
Vision 2008
Trade Fair Stuttgart
November 04-06
Hall 4.0 | Booth 4B61 SVCam-GigE
Gigabit-Ethernet CCD-Kameras
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meters using fiber optic), no frame grabber
required, highest data integrity – resend
mechanism eliminates data loss, high
data rates – Prosilica’s cameras are capable
on running at a sustained 124 Mbytes/
second, standardized software interface –
Prosilica’s GigE Vision cameras are plugand­play
compatible with all major machine
vision software, easiest multi­camera
setup and operation – ideal for multi­camera
systems, easy wireless transmission
is possible, inexpensive network cables can
be cut and terminated in the field to make
cable routing easy and cost effective.
��� End users should care about camera
interfaces because the choice of interface
affects cost, reliability, and ease
of integration. GigE Vision provides
highly reliable, easy­to­integrate cameras
at an economical price. Also, end
users should choose technology that will
continue into the future – Gigabit Ethernet
is the best interface choice today and
the dominant interface of the future.
www.prosilica.com
Vision: Halle 4 – Stand D33
1000 Mbs BaseT (Gigabit-Ethernet)
GigE Vision Standard kompatibel
Auflösung von VGA bis zu 16 MP
Bildrate bis zu 4.0 fps
Progressive Scan CCD-Sensor
Kompaktes Gehäuse, z.B. 51 x 55 x 65mm
Monochrom oder Farbe
Besuchen Sie uns
auf der VISION 2008
Halle 4, Stand B35
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