Aviator camera features speeds of 120fps

A Multipix Imaging product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Jul 10, 2009

Multipix Imaging has brought out the Aviator camera series, which features speeds of 120 frames per second and has one-megapixel resolution.

Progressive scan readout and global shutter technology combined with a Camera Link data interface make the Aviator camera suited for application areas such as semiconductor and electronics manufacturing, metrology, or medical imaging.

Multipix Imaging has launched the latest Basler camera series, which pushes the speed barrier to a new height of 120 frames per second.

Multipix Imaging has launched the latest Basler camera series, which pushes the speed barrier to a new height of 120 frames per second.

The Aviator offers excellent imaging results in terms of dynamic range and noise level, factors that will be measured and documented for each camera by automated EMVA 1288 sensitivity testing during production.

The Aviator will offer system designers the option of a performance upgrade from XGA or even VGA Camera Link systems on an equal cost basis.

To perform camera configuration, the Aviator offers both the register-based type of interface commonly used with Camera Link cameras and a C/C++ high-level programming API based on Basler's pylon platform.

The Basler pylon driver and SDK package support a more modern programming style and easier integration into software programs.

The Basler pylon SDK includes extensive documentation and more than 100 code samples for quick integration results.

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