Video Equipment

Equipment for the transfer, routing, and storage of analog and digital video imaging, including recorders, monitors, and servers.

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Autofocus systems obtain focus through feedback from range finding or other sensing methods. They include dynamic focusing autofocus systems, which continuously maintain focus or are used for tracking a moving target.
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Broadcasting, studio and theatrical supplies are used in the planning and production of television shows, radio programs, movies, films, plays, concerts, and other audio or video recordings.
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Closed circuit television systems (CCTV) are used for area surveillance and remote monitoring. Some systems can record events and trigger alarms.
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Digital video recorders record and store video camera output in digital form on disk.
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Head-up displays (HUDs) superimpose data on the field of view of a vehicle operator so he or she can monitor vehicle systems while focusing on vehicle control and navigation.
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Imaging plates, imaging films and imaging chemicals include offset printer plates, photographic or image setter film, developers, fixers and other supplies for printing, graphics, radiographic and IR imaging.
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Multi-input display processors combine multiple signals from real-time video and computer inputs on a single high-resolution monitor projection.
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Multi-screen display controllers are used to control and project multiple images on the same screen.
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Network video recorders (NVR) are internet protocol based devices that are connected to a network and used for the simultaneous recording and remote access of live video streams from IP cameras.
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Photographic films are plastic sheets used to capture images by exposing the layers of plastic to light for specific periods of time, depending on the quality. They consist of sheets of plastic coated with an emulsion that forms a latent image when exposed to light.
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Scan and video converters transform computer-video signals into a television-compatible format.  They are sometimes called PC to TV converters or PC to video converters.
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Touch screen controllers are circuits that interface between a touch screen sensor and the device the sensor is used to control.
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Video cables are used for the transmission of video signals, including monochrome, composite and component color video signals. 
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Industrial video cassette recorders (VCRs) receive video input and capture the data onto analog or digital videotape. This does not include consumer grade products.
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Video conferencing equipment enables meeting participants at different locations to communicate via two-way video with simultaneous audio transmissions.
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Video connectors are electrical connectors used for carrying analog or digital data and video signals. They can be used on the end of a cable, as part of an electronics device, or with another device with a video input or output.
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Video monitors display video images from cameras and recorders, often using cathode ray tube (CRT) technology.
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Video Extenders extend a video signal via wireless, wired or over a network. The video signal can be any number of formats such as vga, dvi or hdmi.
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Video multiplexers handle several video signals simultaneously for programmable event monitoring, display, and recording.
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Video processor boards are used to process video, medical imaging, automated optical inspection, and other related activities. They can be fitted with between one and a thousand digital signal processing (DSP) units in order to increase the computing power of the board.
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Video servers enable distribution of video signals over networks including local area networks (LANs) and the Internet.
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Video switchers control video display sequences for multiple camera systems.
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