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The Imaging Source Rolls Out New PCI-Express Frame Grabbers

Posted by Ken Cheung in Industrial on Thursday, January 29, 2009

The Imaging Source – an international manufacturer of industrial cameras, video converters and frame grabbers – announces a new series of PCI-Express frame grabbers. The models ship with a number of different video inputs. Some models are available for low profile PC cases. The Imaging Source frame grabbers are deployed for applications in which analog video signals (PAL, CCIR, NTSC, RS-170) need to be processed by a PC.

In addition to cameras, such video input devices include ultrasound and x-ray machines. Analog cameras are not only used in legacy applications. Often they are preferred for price sensitive projects, in which long cables are required.

The Imaging Source frame grabbers ship with drivers for Windows, the SDK ‘IC Imaging Control’ and the end-user application software ‘IC Capture’. The latter is a powerful software that allows the setting of all frame grabber parameters, the display of live video stream and the acquisition of singular images and sequences.

About The Imaging Source
The Imaging Source is a multi-national enterprise with branches in the US, Taiwan and Germany. They have been manufacturing imaging products for scientific, industrial and medical applications for more than twenty years. The industrial cameras, converters and frame grabbers manufactured by The Imaging Source are highly robust and are designed to run for years with no maintenance. The Imaging Source products are typically deployed in factory automation, quality inspection, medical systems, microscopy systems, life science projects and as of 2007 amateur astronomy. All imaging products manufactured by The Imaging Source ship with Microsoft Windows drivers, an SDK and powerful software for device control, display and saving of images.

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