KAYA Instruments Komodo II KY-FGK-II-CXP-2ch

Highlights

Komodo II Dual CoaXPress 12G Frame Grabber – Komodo II Dual CoaXPress is the best-in-class Frame Grabber, supporting the CoaXPress v2.1 standard. It can receive video streams from up to 2 CoaXPress v2.1 links in single or dual modes. It can also be used for simultaneous capture from multiple cameras. Each link supports standard CoaXPress v2.1 bitrates of up to 12.5 Gbps. These features make the Komodo II Dual CoaXPress ideally suited for industrial, defense, and aerospace Machine Vision Systems and applications.

The Komodo II Dual CoaXPress can easily receive video streams on the CoaXPress links and transmit them to computer memory through the PCIe interface. This product also provides an external GPIO for machine control signals, such as triggers, timers, shaft encoders, exposure control, and general I/O, which can be controlled aside from video stream acquisition. Our frame grabber uses standard Micro-BNC connectors as a CoaXPress v2.1 interface to the camera. It utilizes PCIe 3.0 x8 links for communication with the Host PC for video uploading and configuration.

Features

• Up to 2 CoaXPress links support
• Up to 4 Multi-streams
• PCI Express card
• PCIe 3.0 x8 bus
• 4 GB DDR4 frame buffer
• Camera controls and triggers
• Per-Link LED indication
• Flexible GPIO interface: 4 TTL configurable I/Os, 4 LVTTL configurable I/Os, 2 LVDS inputs, 2 LVDS outputs, 4 optoisolated inputs, 4 optoisolated outputs, 4 quadrature rotary encoders, Integrated strobe controller, 4 timers
• CoaXPress v2.1 compliant
• Power over CoaXPress with 13 W per link
•  Multiple camera synchronization
• Multiple Frame Grabbers synchronization
• Micro-BNC connectors for CoaXPress links
• GUI Interface
• Supporting Windows, Linux OS, and Nvidia Jetpack
• API for custom application development
• Plug-in modules for Matlab, HALCON, Cognex, and Labview
• Gen<i>Cam compliant
• GenTL support
• Data rates up to 12.5 Gbps per link
• Transfer rates of up to 6,695 MB/s
• 0°C to +50°C operating environment temperatures