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Meet BitFlow’s CoaXPress


Frame Grabber Family • Supports 1, 2, or 4 cameras • Supports single, dual and quad CXP-1 to CXP-12 cameras • CXP 2.0 compliant • PCIe Gen 3 bandwidth • StreamSync flexible acquisition engine • StreamSync low latency, fault tolerant DMA engine • Separate triggers and encoders for each camera • Massive I/O options • Supports the BitFlow BitBox • Adapters for most Machine Vision applications • Windows and Linux drivers


NEW


1.1” 24MP (2.5μm) 6.5 8.5


mm mm 12 16 mm mm mm mm


mm 25 35 50


FOR SONY IMX 183


Claxon-CXP4 Cyton-CXP4 Cyton-CXP2 Claxon-CXP1


FC24M www.bitflow.com


Intercon cables are VERY RELIABLE. In eight years, we have


HAD A FAILURE due to workmanship of the


cable assembly or cable bulk itself.”


Engineering Manager Leading Robotics Manufacturer


NEVER


IMX530/540 IMX531/541 IMX253/304


SERIES > Low distortion > Large image size of Φ17.6mm


> Excellent performance from close to infinity working distance


> Wide-band multi-coating produces transmission from VIS to NIR


Kowa Optimed Deutschland GmbH


Fichtenstr. 123 40233 Duesseldorf Germany


+49-(0)211-542184-0 lens@kowaoptimed.com www.kowa-lenses.com


Industrial


Machine Vision Assemblies


Industrial Reliability.


High Flex & Extended Length.


Copper and Optical Solutions.


WHAT YOU


EXPECT +MORE


Precision Cable Assemblies for the Vision and High Speed Manufacturing Industries


(218) 828-3157 | intercon@nortechsys.com | www.intercon-1.com


On their way


to Mars and for you on Earth:


alysium.com/mars NASA Mission 20/21 - Landing 18. Feb.


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