Frame grabbers

A CoaXPress frame grabber (Cyton CXP4). Source: BitFlow

Cross-Industry Collaboration Can Fuel Machine Vision Innovation

Machine vision applications have grown exponentially.

January 8, 2018

Since its early days, machine vision has been primarily used to check the liquid level in a bottle, or verify if a packaging label is applied correctly.

Frame Grabber

March 1, 2016

The smallest Camera Link frame grabber just got easier to use in an embedded system. Using a half size PCIe mini slot, the PIXCI® EB1miniH is ideal for mounting in an embedded computer chassis.

January 1, 2016

BitFlow, Inc. announced it has begun shipment of its widely anticipated Axion™-CL Camera Link frame grabbers, the sixth generation of its acclaimed Camera Link frame grabber line.

Frame Grabber

March 4, 2015

Matrox Radient eV-CLHS is one of the first frame grabbers in the industry to support the Camera Link HS M-Protocol through a CX4 copper connection.

Reports of Frame Grabber’s Disappearance Greatly Exaggerated

THE EMERGENCE OF THE CAMERA LINK HS AND COAXPRESS HIGH-END CAMERA INTERFACE STANDARDS HAS EXTENDED THE NEED FOR THEM.

Michael Chee

March 3, 2015

The frame grabber is an add-in computer peripheral board designed to capture one or more still frames from a video input source, typically a camera.

Frame Grabber

September 16, 2014

The PIXCI E4G2 is a four camera frame grabber with a PCI express x 4 bus. It captures from two 80 bit cameras or four base Camera Link cameras.

Frame Grabbers

CoaXPress Technology

Bringing Quality control to higher levels

Donal Waide

July 2, 2014

Over the last four decades the demand for quality in manufacturing has dramatically increased.

Machine vision engineers who are beginning to integrate one or two CoaXPress (CXP) cameras into their systems are discovering that they are limited to buying an expensive four-link frame grabber although they only plan on using a maximum of one dual-link camera or two single-link cameras.

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