Matrox Imaging provides the industry’s most comprehensive frame grabber lineup, ranging from entry-level models for very cost-sensitive applications to boards supporting single or multi-source high-rate image and video acquisition and featuring pre-processing capabilities. With support for leading interface standards—including CoaXPress®, Camera Link® and GigE Vision®—plus video sources from SD to HD all the way to UHD, these frame grabbers are ideal for demanding imaging and machine vision applications. All boards combine rich functionality and unbeatable value, and help reduce development and validation costs through a managed lifecycle offering consistent long-term availability.
Matrox Rapixo CXP
Single-, dual- and quad-input CoaXPress 2.0
frame grabbers with optional FPGA-based
image processing offload implemented using
the Matrox FPGA Development Kit (FDK)
Matrox Rapixo CL Pro
High-performance Camera Link 2.0 frame grabbers with support for two Base or one Full/80-bit camera(s) and FPGA-based image processing offload implemented using the Matrox FDK
Matrox Radient eV-CL
High-performance Camera Link 2.1 frame
grabbers with support for up to four
Base or two Full/80-bit cameras
per board
Matrox Clarity UHD
Multi-format multi-input video capture cards
with Mini DisplayPort®, HD-BNC, HDMI®,
and custom analog DVI connectivity
and optional H.264 encoding
BitFlow has a frame grabber model for almost every camera manufactured. Whether your camera is Camera Link, Differential (LVDS or RS422) or even analog, BitFlow can provide the interface. At the high end is the Karbon-CL, which is a quad Base CL frame grabber that can take in up to 160 bits at 85 MHz, and DMA at speeds of up to 2.0 GB/S. At the affordable end is the R3-CL and R3-Dif, which handle single cameras on the traditional PCI bus. Looking for a PMC solution, check out the R3-CL-PMC, which brings Camera Link into the PMC world. BitFlow products support all cameras: differential (LVDS/RS422), Camera Link (Base, Medium, Full, and 10-tap) as well as all analog (progressive scan, NTSC/PAL, RS170/CCIR, and most custom formats).