Active Silicon Launches New Frame Grabber | Vision
This frame grabber allows the CoaXPress protocol to run over fiber optic cable and is capable of acquiring image data at a rate of up to 40 Gbps. It is GenICam compliant.
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For our FireBird frame grabber range, we offer CoaXPress and Camera Link cables, FireBird IO adapters and cables and transceivers for use with CoaXPress over Fiber frame grabbers.
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This innovative frame grabber enables high-speed data transmission over fiber optic cables, achieving up to 40 Gbps for seamless machine vision applications. The Firebird 4xCOF-12 is engineered for
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Introducing the Latest CoaXPress Over Fiber Frame Grabber
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Active Silicon''s latest CoaXPress over Fiber Frame Grabber
It uses trusted CoaXPress FireBird technology and is designed to work with fiber optic cables. Using fiber optics for high-speed imaging has significant benefits where long cable runs are
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