Smallest Camera Link Frame Grabber Series
APPLICATIONS
- Airborne
- Automotive
- Drone
- Industrial
- Mobile
- Rugged
- Underwater
FRAME GRABBER
- Base Configuration Camera Link
- MDR or SDR connector options
- Line Scan or Area Scan Cameras
- Supports more than 1000 different camera models
- Camera frame rate sequence capture
- Triggered image sequence capture
- Camera Integration & Async Reset Control
- LVTTL Trigger In and Strobe Out
- Industrial Temp Versions Available
INTERFACE
- PCI Express Mini Card
- Full and Half Length versions
- 64-bit memory addressing
- Burst transfer at 250 megabytes per second
- 200 megabyte per second sustained data transfer
VERSIONS
PIXCI EB1mini
The PIXCI EB1mini frame grabber provides a vertical Camera Link SDR connector with FPGA on a single printed circuit board using a full size mini card slot. At the maximum Camera Link clock rate of 85 MHz, passive Camera Link cables up to 10 meters long can be used.
Dimensions:
– Full mini circuit board: 50.95 x 30.0 mm (2.006 x 1.181 inches)
PIXCI EB1miniH
The PIXCI EB1miniH has an SDR Camera Link connector and FPGA on a separate circuit board for mounting to the side of a small chassis. Two very flexible cables connect to a half length Mini card for the PCI express connection. This allows for more mounting options in space constrained embedded systems that have half length mini PCIe slots or full length slots that have a half length mounting standoff. At the maximum Camera Link clock rate of 85 MHz, passive Camera Link cables up to 10 meters long can be used.
Dimensions:
– FPGA circuit board: 66.04 x 30.0 mm (2.6 x 1.181 inches)
– Half mini circuit board: 26.8 x 30.0 mm (1.055 x 1.181 inches)
– Cable length between circuit boards shown: 30.48 mm (12 inches)
PIXCI EB1miniG
The PIXCI EB1miniG has the Camera Link connector on a separate circuit board and connects to the FPGA circuit board with very flexible cables. This version requires less space on the panel for more mounting options in space constrained embedded systems with a full size mini card PCIe slot. It is available with an MDR or SDR Camera Link connector, and is shown here with an SDR. At the maximum Camera Link clock rate of 85 MHz, passive Camera Link cables up to 7 meters long can be used.
Dimensions:
– Full mini circuit board: 50.95 x 30.0 mm (2.006 x 1.181 inches)
– Connector circuit board: 38.354 x 30.0 mm (1.51 x 1.181 inches)
– Cable length between circuit boards shown: 30.48 cm (12 inches)
PIXCI EB1miniGC
The PIXCI EB1miniGC has the Camera Link connector on a separate circuit board and connects to the FPGA circuit board with very flexible cables and secure quick release connectors. Available with an MDR or SDR Camera Link connector, and is shown here with an SDR. At the maximum Camera Link clock rate of 85 MHz, passive Camera Link cables up to 7 meters long can be used.
Dimensions:
– Full mini circuit board: 50.95 x 30.0 mm (2.006 x 1.181 inches)
– Connector circuit board: 38.354 x 30.0 mm (1.51 x 1.181 inches)
– Cable length between circuit boards shown: 30.48 cm (6 inches)
PIXCI EB1miniGM
The PIXCI EB1miniGM has the Camera Link connector on a separate circuit board and connects to the FPGA circuit board with flat Molex cables and low profile connectors. Available with an MDR or SDR Camera Link connector, and is shown here with an SDR. At the maximum Camera Link clock rate of 85 MHz, passive Camera Link cables up to 7 meters long can be used.
Dimensions:
– Full mini circuit board: 50.95 x 30.0 mm (2.006 x 1.181 inches)
– Connector circuit board: 38.354 x 30.0 mm (1.51 x 1.181 inches)
– Cable length between circuit boards shown: 30.48 cm (8 inches)
PIXCI EB1miniF
The PIXCI EB1miniF moves the Camera Link connector to a separate board and connects the two with detachable flat ribbon cable. This allows for more mounting options in space constrained embedded systems with a full size mini card PCIe slot. Available with an MDR or SDR Camera Link connector, shown here with MDR. At the maximum Camera Link clock rate of 85 MHz, passive Camera Link cables up to 7 meters long can be used.
Dimensions:
– Full mini circuit board: 50.95 x 30.0 mm (2.006 x 1.181 inches)
– Connector circuit board: 38.354 x 30.0 mm (1.51 x 1.181 inches)
– Cable length between circuit boards shown: 20.32 cm (8 inches)
OPTIONS
SDR camera plug with optional PoCL (Power over Camera Link)
PIXCI® EB1miniF with SDR camera plug on the end of the flat ribbon cable. Optional red and black wires power the PoCL camera from the computer’s 12 volt power supply.
SPECIFICATIONS
| Performance (Supports the camera’s maximum) | – Horizontal Resolution – Vertical Resolution – Frame Rate – Bit Depth |
| Signal Input & Output | – EIA RS-644 (LVDS) Drivers & Receivers – Pixel clock frequencies from 20 to 85 megahertz |
| Data Transfers | – Supports cameras with data output rates up to 250 megabytes per second – Burst data rates to Mini PCIe bus at 2.5 gigabits per second – 64 bit memory addressing |
| Bus Requirement | PCI Express Mini Card slot |
| Connectors | – One 26 pin 3M SDR camera link connector for base camera – 10 pin header for Trigger, Frame Enable, Strobe, and General Purpose I/O |
| Power Requirements | – 3.3 volts at 150 milliamps – 1.5 volts at 200 milliamps |
| Certifications | – CE Compliant – ROHS Compliant |
| EPIX Software Support | – Supported by XCAP-Lite (no charge with board purchase), XCAP-Ltd, XCAP-Std, XCLIB, and PXIPL. – Compatible with 32-bit & 64-bit Windows 11, 10, 8, 7, Vista, XP, 2000, LINUX, and 32-bit DOS. Also TWAIN and Image-Pro Compatible. – Windows Media Foundation Frame Server (DirectShow) and Video for Linux (V4L2) source drivers are distributed with all versions of XCAP. |
SOFTWARE
- XCAP-Lite image capture, display, and save program included
- Capture video to computer memory with XCAP-LTD
- Stream video to disk with XCAP-STD
- XCLIB programmer libraries for frame grabber and camera control
- PXIPL image processing, measurement, and analysis libraries
- Windows & Linux, 32 & 64–bit
The PIXCI® EB1mini series of camera link frame grabbers use internal PCI Express Mini Card slots in small computer systems. Space constraints typically require routing of cables to a side of the case or to a nearby camera. Flexible cables are used to facilitate routing. The five versions of the PIXCI® EB1mini series provide multiple solutions for locating connectors.