SVS demonstrates new camera series at Intertraffic

SVS-Vistek will be highlighting its SVCam-HR series at Intertraffic Amsterdam which feature the new Python 25 MP CMOS sensor from On Semi and imaging rates of up to 80 fps via a CoaXPress interface. Available in monochrome or colour versions, they can be fitted either with a Camera Link or a Gigabit Ethernet interface. The company claims the SVCam-HR series are amongst the most compact camera modules in their class on the world market and do not require any external cooling thanks to their intelligent heat
February 8, 2016 Read time: 1 min
4337 SVS-Vistek will be highlighting its SVCam-HR series at Intertraffic Amsterdam which feature the new Python 25 MP CMOS sensor from On Semi and imaging rates of up to 80 fps via a CoaXPress interface. Available in monochrome or colour versions, they can be fitted either with a Camera Link or a Gigabit Ethernet interface. The company claims the SVCam-HR series are amongst the most compact camera modules in their class on the world market and do not require any external cooling thanks to their intelligent heat management system.

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