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e-con Systems Inc.
e-CAM & See3CAM Series of Camera Boards. e-CAM camera board is e-con's reference design featuring a board camera interfaced to a processor on its high speed CMOS interface. Board cameras are available for Jetson Developer kits and NXP i.MX6 boards. For processors, that don't have the Camera ISP pipeline, e-con Systems provides the complete software stack for raw image sensors. The software stack has a wide variety of features ranging from color correction, gamma correction, dead pixel correction, color space conversion, sharpen filter etc.
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FastX-UXGA -
Alacron
The FastX-UXGA frame grabber series is for users who anticipate a demand for extreme I/O requirements or higher bandwidth, complex image processing and real-time fast storage in a cost effective platform. The base Fast-UXGA, is a raw-length PCI board with two (four-muxed) UXGA analog conversion channels using Analog Device's AD9888. The front end data is formatted and preprocessed by a FPGA before being sent to the memory subsection, from zero to four PNX1702 processors before output. Finally, the Fast-UXGA interfaces to the host computer through a 4x PCIe interface for state-of-the-art data acquisition.
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Talos-2000 Series -
ADLINK Technology Inc.
ADLINK's Talos-2000 Series ready-to-use automation control system, powered by 6th Generation IntelR Core? i7/i5/i3 processors, provides EtherCAT control and four independent PoE (power over Ethernet) ports, with data transfer rates up to 4.0Gb/s. The Talos-2000 Series offers motion control of up to 64 axes, 10,000 I/O points, and 4CH PoE camera connectivity with minimal footprint. The ideal solution for machinery automation, Talos-2110 integrates complete APIs for multi-dimensional, highly synchronized and time-deterministic event-triggered motion & I/O control, high precision image capture, and data transmission. Field device connectivity in the Talos-2000 Series is provided through RJ45 connection for easy installation, and the latest 6th Generation IntelR Core? i7/i5/i3 processors enable powerful and flexible EtherCAT slave control, broad PoE camera compatibility, and compact size.
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cExpress-WL -
ADLINK Technology Inc.
ADLINK introduces its latest COM Express Type 6 modules to fulfill the needs of size, weight, and power (SWaP)-constrained edge computing applications. ADLINK’s cExpress-WL modules feature the 8th generation Intel® Core™ and Celeron® processors (formerly codenamed Whiskey Lake-U) with up to 4 cores and up to 64GB memory capacity, offering edge computing applications uncompromising performance and responsiveness despite SWaP constraints. The cExpress-WL is suited for applications such as data acquisition and analysis, image processing, and 4K video transcoding and streaming at the edge.
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FastX1703 -
Alacron
The FastX1703 framegrabber series is for users who anticipate a demand for extreme I/O requirements and/or higher bandwidth, complex image processing and real-time high-speed storage in a cost effective platform. The base FastX1703, is a two thirds length raw form factor PCI board six basic 85 MHz Camera Link Channels or an extended Camera Link camera interface. An auxilliary I/O connector provides a header for adaptation of other high speed interfaces such as LVDS or high speed analog formats such as UXGA or DVI. The front-end data is formatted and preprocessed by a FPGA before being sent to the memory subsection, up to four PNX1702 500 MHz processors with 256MB memory each. Finally, the FastX1703 interfaces to the host computer through a 4xPCIe interface for state-of-the-art data acquisition.
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Arduino MKR Vidor 4000 -
Arduino llc
The Arduino MKR Vidor 4000 brings Arduino's ease of use to the work with the most powerful reprogrammable chips that exist: FPGAs. With Vidor you can create a board where all pins are PWM signals controlling the speed of motors. You can capture sound in real time and make a sound effect pedal for your guitar. It is possible to create a real-time computer reading sensor information and sending it to a state-of-the-art monitor or capture video and overlay sensor information on the image that will then later be sent over to a screen. You can connect to the Arduino IoT Cloud and control a complex laboratory machine running a large amount of motors. You could even prototype your own processors inside the FPGA and have it to work in parallel to the other microcontroller on the board. Vidor is a device that invites for experimentation, precision, and high speed computation.
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VQTS-300 -
VideoQ Inc
VQTS-300 is a self-contained solution, combining: HDMI/DVI, Display Port or LVDS grabber - one of Unigraf UFG-04 range capture cards, order option Powerful stream analysis tools - Unigraf UFG-04 software Sophisticated image quality analyzer - VideoQ VQMA3 software Ideal tool for development labs, software developers and high volume manufacturers Easy-to-use tool, instantly revealing your source-sink link status, video camera or other video device performance User-selectable reporting modes: machine-readable file with Pass/Fail marks detailed multi-page PDF document Manual and automated performance measurement of HDM/DPI links, video cameras and/or video processors Via optional SDI-HDMI adapter VQTS-300 measures the performance of 3G-SDI/HD-SDI video processors
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Curtiss-Wright Defense Solutions
FPGAs have revolutionized the way digital signal processing (DSP) subsystems are configured. With a large number of gates, hardware multipliers, and high-speed serial interfaces, FPGAs enable sophisticated applications, including radar, signal intelligence, and image processing, which rely on repetitive processing that can be expressed in highly parallel form. FPGAs perform exceptionally well in FFTs, pulse compression, filters, and digital up/down converters. In deployed systems, an FPGA's technical advantage translates to smaller, lower power, and lower-cost systems. Our COTS 6U VPX FPGA cards include multiple FPGAs, a wide complement of I/O functionality and are engineered to succeed in the most demanding applications. When supercomputing processing performance is required, HPEC systems meet the most demanding rugged deployed application needs by combining the highest performance FPGAs, GPGPUs, processors, and networking modules available.
