X64-CL iPro Series User's Manual

Technical Specifications

X64-CL iPro Board Specifications

X64-CL iPro or iPro\Lite Dimensions

Approximately 8.27 in. (21 cm) wide by 4.2 in. (10.7 cm) high (half length PCI)

Digital Video Input & Controls

Input Type Camera Link Specifications Rev 1.10 compliant 1 Medium or 2 Base

Common Pixel Formats

Two Base Configuration

Pixel Formats/Tap

One Medium Configuration

Pixel Formats/Tap

Scanning

Input LUTs

Resolution

note: these are X64-CL iPro maximums, not Camera Link

specifications

3 x 8-bit, 2 x 10-bit, 2 x 12-bit, 1 x 14-bit, 1 x 16-bit, 1 x 24-bit RGB

4 x 8-bit, 4 x 10-bit, 4 x 12-bit, , 1 x 14-bit, 1 x 16-bit , 1 x 24-bit RGB, 1 x

30-bit RGB, 1 x 36-bit RGB

Progressive, Multi-Tap, Multi-Channel, Four quadrant, Tap reversal

Yes.

See section “

X64-CL iPro LUT availability ” (page 65)

for details.

Horizontal Minimum:

8 Pixels per tap

Horizontal Maximum:

8-bits/pixel x 256K Pixels/line

16-bits/pixel x 128K Pixels/line

32-bits/pixel x 64K Pixels/line

64-bits/pixel x 32K Pixels/line

Vertical Minimum:

Pixel Clock Range

Serial Port

Vertical Maximum: up to 16,000,000 lines (for area scan sensors) up to 85 MHz

Supports communication speeds 9600 to 115 kbps

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Processing

Dependant on user loaded

firmware configuration event includes end/start-of-field/frame/transfer

Dual TTL/LVDS trigger inputs programmable as active high or low (edge or level trigger). Trigger must be of the same type in dual Base mode.

Trigger must be a minimum 100ns pulse.

Dual independent TTL Strobe outputs

Quadrature (AB) shaft-encoder inputs for external web synchronization

(maximum frequency for any shaft encoder input is 1 MHz)

Bayer Mosaic Filter:

Hardware Bayer Engine supports one 8, 10 or 12-bit Bayer camera input.

Bayer output format supports 8 or 10-bit RGB/pixel.

Zero host CPU utilization for Bayer conversion.

Flat Field Correction (Shading Correction):

Real-time Flat-line and Flat-field correction.

Compensates for sensor defects such as FPN, PRNU, defective pixels and variations between pixels due to the light refraction through a lens (Shading effect).

Supports two independent monochrome cameras concurrently.

PRNU (Photo Response Non Uniformity): PRNU is the variation in response between sensor pixels.

FPN (Fixed Pattern Noise): FPN is the unwanted static variations in response for all pixels in the image.

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