Smart Camera Combines Speed with 12-Megapixel Imaging Power

Tattile, a manufacturer of machine vision cameras, software and embedded systems, offers its S12MP smart camera for applications requiring high speeds and compact space, including the semiconductor industry and 2-D and 3-D analysis.

"A combination of a 12 megapixel CMOS global shutter image sensor, the Xilinx Zynq 7030 processor and a Kintex7 FPGA with 125K work together to achieve acquisition speeds up to 300 frames/second (fps) at full resolution that can be further increased by partializing the acquisition and reducing the image size," said a company spokesperson. "This synergy, along with the open platform Linux OS or the easy to program Nautilus software tool, makes the S12MP suitably designed for online inspection, robotics and 3-D measurement systems, among others.

Due to the Kintex7 FPGA, the working load of the CPU is reduced to a minimum so that it can be exclusively devoted to image analysis. Moreover, the FPGA can be easily programmed through the VHDL language.

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Tattile

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