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  • Trigger Out Modification for CP500-Class Boards
    Many A/D applications including Ultrasonics, Radar, Lidar, Hard Disk testing and CCD capture require maximal synchronicity between a trigger and the sampling clock. Gage now offers the TRIGGER OUT option as a means of synchronizing systems to the sampling clock on Gage's CP500-class of A/D
  • Deep PCI Capture of Fast CCD Array Data
    cycles that occur between successive CCD line triggers. However, the board can be rearmed during the dozen or more clock signals that occur between successive frame triggers. In conventional capture and transfer mode, data cannot be captured while it is being transferred to PC RAM
  • Using a Specific External Trigger Signal with Overlapped Exposure
    This document provides guidelines for operating Basler cameras when the following two conditions are fulfilled at the same time: ?? The exposure time for an image capture overlaps the sensor readout for the previous image capture (overlapped exposure). ?? A specific external hardware trigger signal
  • Case Study: Prosilica Cameras Capture the Thrill of Roller Coaster Rides
    of the initial product, the team at 3db Solution has experimented with various technologies such as video and FireWire cameras before turning to Prosilica and its GigE Vision compliant digital cameras in 2008. Prosilica Cameras Capture the Thrill of Roller Coaster Rides - Allied Vision Technologies. Select your
  • Using the CCP Module(s)
    This application note discusses the operation of a Capture/Compare/PWM (CCP) module, and the interaction of multiple CCP modules with the timer resources. The (CCP) module is software programmable to operate in one of three modes: 1. A Capture input 2. A Compare output 3. A Pulse Width Modulation
  • Radar Altimeter for NASA
    channel will have to capture 500 samples for each trigger pulse. We have to make sure that we have enough time to transfer each data set before the next pulse comes in so we will not miss any triggers. We have calculated the maximum PRF that can be achieved with 2 channels of 500 samples each
  • Laser Signals Striking Silicon-Diode Target
    The customer wants to capture the output of some silicon diodes looking at a laser target. The typical signal is anywhere from 20mv to 1V in amplitude and 0 to 15ns in length. There are up to 16 of these diodes that are looking at the same target. Each diode. Gage Applied ::. Data acquisition
  • High-Speed Videography Using a Dense Camera Array (.pdf)
    We demonstrate a system for capturing multi-thousand frame-per-second (fps) video using a dense array of cheap 30fps CMOS image sensors. A benefit of using a camera array to capture high-speed video is that we can scale to higher speeds by simply adding more cameras. Even at extremely high frame

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