EPIX Megapixels Cameras

• 18 megapixel RGB Bayer color sensor
• 4912 horizontal by 3648 vertical pixels
• 12 bits per pixel
• 1.25µm by 1.25µm pitch, back side illumination
• 1/2.3 inch image format
• 65.8dB dynamic range
• 0.62 Volts/Lux-sec @ 545nm responsivity
• Uncompressed image output
• 24 fps with Full Camera Link
• 8.5 fps with Base Camera Link
• Programmable: gain, area of interest, h and v blanking, frame size/rate, exposure, left/right image flip, top/bottom image flip
• Black level calibration
• Asynchronous trigger input
• Strobe output

• 20 megapixel RGB bayer pattern color sensor in SV20C-CL
• 20 megapixel monochrome sensor in SV20M-CL
• 5120 by 3840 pixels
• 12 bits per pixel
• 6.4 µm square pixels
• 32.77 by 24.58 mm sensor size
• Pipelined global shutter
• Up to 30 frames per second at maximum resolution
• Higher frame rates with fewer lines
• 66 dB dynamic range
• 8.3 Volts/Lux-sec sensitivity

For the price of a basic analog camera, you can have this professional miniature camera with a 15 Million pixels RGB color sensor. Resolution 4608 x 3288 and 12 bits per pixel. 1/2.3 inch optical format. Very compact 32 x 32 x 32 mm for only 45 grams. IR filter, RJ45 interface for data, power supply, control signals, pixel clock. Standard C-mount, extended temp range of -40 / +50 ° C. 4.4 im / sec at full resolution and over 30 im / sec 1280 x 1024. Very small, less than 640 mW max frequency consumption. Linear dynamics of 65.3 dB. Interface cards available for 1,2,4 cameras and complete software for Windows / Linux 32 or 64 bit.

The SV10C6 color camera and SV10M6 monochrome offers 10 megapixel progressive scan capture in an active programmable array resolution of 3840 x 2764 pixels. The camera offers windowing, column and row skip modes, snap-shot mode and 12 bit dynamic range. The Electronic Rolling Shutter (ERS) provides maximum frame rates from 7.1 fps at full resolution to more than 41 at 1280 x 1024. The SV10C6 and SV10M6 offer asynchronous capture to acquire image ( or images ) in response to a trigger signal. The cameras have a strobe output signal to synchronize a LED strobe. A single RJ45 cable cvonnects the camera head to a PIXCI frame grabber. The cable carries power to the camera, control signals, programmable pixel clocks and video. 

The SILICON VIDEO® 9C10 color camera system offers 9 Megapixel progressive scan capture, low noise digital signaling, small size, flexible interface cable, convenient software control, the availability of extensive processing, measurement and analysis capabilities, and low cost. XCAP software provides control of all camera operations. These camera systems are based on the MT9N001 sensor from Micron. The MT9N001 progressive scan sensor offers both an Electronic Rolling Shutter for maximum frame rates, and a Global Reset Release Shutter for improved sharpness. Other features include windowing, column and row skip modes, snapshot mode, 12 bit dynamic range, and an active programmable array resolution of 3488H x 2616V pixels. Visit aptina.com for detailed sensor specifications. A single cable connects the camera head to the PIXCI® SI board. The PIXCI® SI board provides power to the camera, sends and receives camera control signals, generates the programmable pixel clock, and receives video data. No dedicated power supply or power cable required.Multiple cabling options are available, see the SILICON® VIDEO Cable page for more details. The XCAP Imaging Application provides a Capture & Adjust Dialog for selecting pixel clock frequency, integration/exposure time, capture resolution, gain, offset, trigger control, and more. The SV9C10 color camera dialog provides automatic white balance as well as manual adjustment of Red, Green, and Blue gain.

The SILICON VIDEO® 1C45 (color) and 1M45 (monochrome) are 1 megapixel progressive scan cameras with a resolution of 1280 horizontal × 960 vertical, 12 bit pixels. 45.2 fps at full resolution up to 89 at VGA resolution. The SV1C45 and SV1M45 cameras have windowing, column and row skip modes, snapshot mode, and a global shutter for capture of fast-moving targets. Additional camera features include low noise digital signaling, small size, several interface cable options, and low cost. XCAP software provides convenient control and configuration of all camera operations out of the box. Software that provides extensive processing, measurement and analysis capabilities is available. The SV1C45 and SV1M45 cameras offer asynchronous capture to acquire an image or image sequence in response to a trigger signal. The cameras have a strobe output signal for synchronizing an LED strobe.

The SILICON VIDEO® 5C10 (color) and 5M10 (monochrome) camera systems offer 5 megapixel progressive scan capture, low noise digital signaling, small size, flexible interface cable, convenient software control, the availability of extensive processing, measurement and analysis capabilities, and low cost. XCAP software provides control of all camera operations. Progressive scan sensor offers both an Electronic Rolling Shutter for maximum frame rates, and a Global Reset Release Shutter for improved sharpness. Other features include windowing, column and row skip modes, snapshot mode, 12 bit dynamic range, and an active programmable array resolution of 2592H x 1944V pixels. The SV5C10 and SV5M10 cameras offer Asynchronous Capture: the recording of an image (or images) in response to a trigger signal. The camera provides a strobe output signal to synchronize an electronic flash (strobe) for bright, uniform, short duration illumination. These cameras can be triggered to capture an image (or images) as might be required in product inspection, laser beam profiling, medical imaging, or any application that requires image capture at a specific time (there is a delay of one frame time between trigger and start of capture). The use of strobe illumination allows minimum exposure time with maximum image sharpness.

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