Cheyney designs a complete range of data capture cards for realtime x-ray detectors, and for other data sources including vision, laser scanning and load cells.

Included in the range are compatible cards for a variety of associated data sources, including line scan cameras, laser scanning units, and other analogue sources such as load cells.

The CDD200 and CDD300 series of data capture cards represent the most comprehensive range of high speed data acquisition cards for the capture and processing of real time x-ray image data. Compatible with PCI and PCI Express bus standards, they offer a range of detector interfaces, such as Low Voltage Differential Signaling (LVDS) and Camera Link.

Key Features

  • Integrated image buffers and frame or trigger inputs from parallel or radiographic sources
  • Can be used for multi lane operation
  • Multiple image sources (line scan cameras, laser scanning units, load cells etc)
  • Can be operated in frame-grab mode (in which the image is assimilated in the on-board buffers under the control of the trigger signals, or in DMA mode, in which the image may be transferred directly to the CPU memory)
  • Compatibility

The cards incorporate integrated image buffers, and frame or trigger inputs from parallel or radiographic sources. In addition, there are facilities for multiple lane operation, in which a single detector may be segmented, thereby providing multiple image sources. The capture cards may be operated in framegrab mode, in which the image is assimilated in the on-board buffers under the control of the trigger signals, or in DMA mode, in which the image may be transferred directly to the CPU memory.

Included in the range are compatible cards for a variety of associated data sources, including line scan cameras, laser scanning units, and other analogue sources such as load cells.

Specifications

  • Image Acquisition Cards
  • Input Interface
    • Camera Link
    • RS422 LVDS
    • GigE and GigE Vision
  • Bus standards
    • PCI Express r1.0a
    • PCI2x and 3.0
  • On-board memory
    • Up to 2MB Double buffered
  • Trigger resources
    • Up to 3 trigger inputs
    • Encoder for detector synchronisation
    • Trigger source parallel or radiographic