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News Release from: Firstsight Vision | Subject: CameraLink to Gigabit Ethernet convertors
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 21 September 2004
Convertors add range to CameraLink
machine vision
A CameraLink to Gigabit Ethernet convertor enables a standard CameraLink camera to be located up to 100m away from the host PC before the need for a Gigabit Ethernet hub.
Gigabit Ethernet holds the promise of much improved data transmission distances, but camera support within the machine vision industry has, in the past, been lacking A CameraLink to Gigabit Ethernet convertor enables a standard CameraLink camera (base configuration) to be located up to 100m away from the host PC before the need for a Gigabit Ethernet hub
Firstsight Vision can offer Gigabit Ethernet convertors from two of its camera suppliers, Dalsa and JAI, both being designed to function with their respective cameras models.
Each units offers: up to 100m distances between camera and host PC; Standard Cat5 cabling compliance; comprehensive Windows SDKs; transfer rates up to 100Mbit/s with less than 1% CPU usage; CameraLink "base" configuration compliance; triggered synchronised frame acquisition; and general purpose I/O for camera controls. Request a free brochure from Firstsight Vision ...
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