Xcelera
HS PX8
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| Backed by their
field-proven design and manufacturing expertise, the Xcelera HS
PX8 is DALSA's response to the emerging needs of bandwidth-hungry
machine vision applications. |
| Key features |
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| • HS-Link Interface - Next generation image-acquisition interface (What is "HS-Link Interface"?) | • Image acquisition at rates up to 1.5GByte/s |
| • Ultra-compact, field proven CX4 cable and connector | • PCIe host interface. (What is "PCIe host interface"?) |
| • Image-acquisition bandwidth of 1.8GByte/sec and host transfer bandwidth of 2GByte/s over multiple-lane PCI Express | • Trigger-to-Image Reliability technology framework (What is "Trigger-to-Image Reliability"?) |
| • ROHS compliant | • Dedicated communication channel supporting data rates up to 300MByte/s (600MByte/s total) |
| • Built-in support for data forwarding for distributed processing | • Supports XP Pro, Vista, Windows 7 (32/64-bit) |
| Model | Xcelera HS PX8 |
| Product ID | HSPX8 |
| Camera Interface | 1 HSLink |
| Bits / Pixel | 8, 10, 12, 16, 24bit RGB and Bayer |
| Number of Camera Taps | Up to 32 taps/8-bit |
| Host Bus | PCIe x 8 half-length |
| On-board memory | 256 MB |
| Maximum data rate | Front End BW: 1.5 GB/sec. Back End BW: 1.5 GB/sec |
| Software | Sapera Processing, Sapera Essential, Sapera LT |
What is HS-Link Interface?
The HSLink1 interface is a new machine vision connectivity interface pioneered by DALSA. HSLink is designed specifically to meet the needs of all machine vision applications and therefore carries image data, configuration data and low jitter, real time triggering signals over a simple network topology supporting cameras, intermediate devices and frame grabbers. The interface has taken the key strengths of Camera Link, and added new features and functions. HSLink delivers scalable bandwidth of 300 to 6000 Mbytes/s, 1x to 20x configurations while using globally available, off-the-shelf components.
What is PCIe host interface?
PCIe host interface is a point-to-point host interface and allows simultaneous image acquisition and transfer involving little intervention from the host CPU
What is Trigger-to-Image Reliability
Trigger-to-Image Reliability technology framework leverages DALSA’s hardware and software innovations to control, monitor and correct the image acquisition process from the time that an external trigger event occurs to the moment the data is sent to the host providing traceability when errors do occur and permitting recovery from those errors.
