The Rapixo series frame grabbers are designed for demanding machine vision applications, supporting high resolutions and frame rates in cameras. Optimized for multi-camera setups, they simplify cabling and provide optional FPGA-based image processing offload.

These frame grabbers support the highest resolutions and frame rates available in current cameras, making them ideal for demanding machine vision applications. They are optimized for multi-camera installations, reducing cabling complexities and offering optional FPGA-based image processing offload. Key features include:

• Highest Available Speeds: Optimized for high-resolution, high-speed applications, supporting CoaXPress 2.0 and Camera Link 2.1 cameras.

• Multi-camera Support: Capable of connecting and capturing from one, two, or four independent cameras; some models allow combining connections for higher data rates. Synchronization with sensors, encoders, and controllers is achieved via auxiliary I/Os for each input.

• FPGA-Based Image Processing Offload: Integrates FPGA devices for controlling, formatting, and streaming logic across interfaces. This capability allows users to offload image processing operations from the host computer and customize FPGA configurations using C/C++.

The Zebra Clarity UHD frame grabber is a versatile video capture card supporting SD, HD, and UHD video formats. It offers Mini DisplayPort, HD-BNC, HDMI, and custom analog DVI connectivity to easily hook up and switch between legacy and advanced video sources in medical, surveillance, and simulation-training applications. Featuring automatic video source presence and format detection, setup and management are streamlined.

Clarity UHD can simultaneously acquire multiple streams—eight HD (1080p60) or two 4K UHD (2160p60) video streams—and reliably transfer these off-board using its efficient PCIe 2.0 x8 host interface.

The Zebra Concord PoE frame grabber represents a new generation of Gigabit Ethernet adaptors tailored for interfacing GigE Vision cameras with Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) support. These NICs are available with two or four Gigabit Ethernet ports, simplifying system configuration by managing command and streaming protocols while delivering power over a single standard Cat 5e/6 cable per camera connection. Certain models feature optional hardware-assisted trigger-over-Ethernet (ToE) capability, facilitating synchronized operation across multiple cameras.

An isolated PoE implementation safeguards cameras, the board, and the host computer against electrical faults and stray current, ensuring reliable camera detection and protecting against potential damage.

The Zebra GevIQ frame grabber sets a new standard as the industry’s first network interface card (NIC) to offer generic GigE Vision acquisition offload at speeds up to 25 Gigabits/s per port. These add-in boards perform GigE Vision packet processing directly onboard, ensuring seamless capture from one or more cameras without any image data loss. GevIQ NICs provide a versatile and widely compatible alternative to custom-built or proprietary solutions based on 10+ GbE, offering enhanced flexibility and performance for demanding applications.

The Zebra Radient eV-CL series comprises feature-packed, high-performance Camera Link frame grabbers supporting Camera Link cameras in Full and 80-bit modes at speeds up to 85 MHz. These boards ensure reliable image capture from a single lowest data-rate Camera Link device to multiple maximum-bandwidth Camera Link cameras, providing users with flexible system configurations that meet diverse imaging requirements while simplifying setup.

With support for up to four Base or two Full/80-bit mode Camera Link cameras on a single board and Power over Camera Link (PoCL) capability, the Radient eV-CL series offers robust image acquisition, extended cable length support, and high frame-rate capture, ensuring the longevity and effectiveness of the Camera Link standard.