System Delivers High-Speed, Real-Time Image Processing

March 24, 2011
The IDP Express R2000 system for high-speed, real-time image processing relies on a FPGA to provide access to its open-ended architecture.

The IDP Express R2000 system for high-speed, real-time image processing relies on a FPGA to provide access to its open-ended architecture. It supports one or two of the company’s CMOS camera heads at full or reduced resolution and speed.  It is available in two configurations: without the FPGA and with a Xilinx FPGA. Without the FPGA, the R2000 operates in high-speed image acquisition mode, writing image data directly to the host’s RAM. With the FPGA, it enables real-time hardware-based pre-processing while recording the event. PHOTRON USA INC., San Diego, CA. (800) 585-2129.

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