Active Silicon’s frame grabbers for traffic vision systems

Active Silicon offers its well established Camera Link and analogue frame grabbers in PC/104 and PCI/104-Express formats for use in real-time traffic vision systems. The Phoenix range contains two Camera Link PC/104 frame grabbers. The D24CL-104P32 supports acquisition from a single base Camera Link camera, while the D48CL-104PE1, using the PCI express bus, supports acquisition from a single medium or two base cameras. These two products have extensive on-board IO and support a wide operating temp
October 29, 2014 Read time: 2 mins
Active Silicon PCI 104 Express
7915 Active Silicon offers its well established Camera Link and analogue frame grabbers in PC/104 and PCI/104-Express formats for use in real-time traffic vision systems.       

The Phoenix range contains two Camera Link PC/104 frame grabbers. The D24CL-104P32 supports acquisition from a single base Camera Link camera, while the D48CL-104PE1, using the PCI express bus, supports acquisition from a single medium or two base cameras. These two products have extensive on-board IO and support a wide operating temperate range of 45oC to +85oC. Active Silicon offers its LFG-PC104P32 frame grabber for applications that require support for standard analogue cameras (PAL/NTSC/CCIR/RS-170). Supported operating systems include Windows and Linux (32- bit and 64-bit) as well as QNX.         

For applications where the PC/104 platform is not suitable then Active Silicon offers custom embedded systems based on the COM Express mezzanine standard.









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