Silicon Software is introducing the world's fastest PCIe x4 frame grabber.
This new grabber supports the Basler A406k/kc at its full bandwidth. Basler's A406k/kc is currently the fastest Camera Link camera.
The combination of these components represents one of the most powerful systems available for industrial imaging. At the same time, it is a solution with an outstanding price/performance ratio.
The microEnable IV series supports the maximum Camera Link speeds via a PCIe x4 interface. It reaches a transfer rate of 837 megabytes per second in a 10 tap, full configuration mode at the camera's full 2320 x 1726 pixel resolution and a repetition rate of 209 frames per second.
Because the data is transmitted via a DMA channel into the host RAM, additional processing for image reconstruction is not necessary. The frame grabber is multi-board enabled and supports the use and synchronization of multiple full configuration cameras in one system. The microEnable IV AD4-CL and VD4-CL frame grabbers support both Windows and Linux operating systems in a 32 bit and a 64 bit mode respectively.
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