Grabber designed with OEM requirements in mind
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Lambda Photometrics product story
Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team
Feb 24, 2004
The FlashBus Spectrim is the latest addition to the Integral Technologies range of frame grabbers.
The FlashBus Spectrim is the latest addition to the Integral Technologies range of frame grabbers.
The FlashBus Spectrim family of boards are the latest in a successful line of high quality image acquisition boards.
A bus-mastering video frame grabber designed with OEM requirements in mind, the FlashBus Spectrim family uses the Philips TriMedia video processor and a 16Mbyte SDRAM frame buffer to give it the flexibility needed for stringent applications.
With multiple composite, S-Video and component video inputs, video output and high-quality video capture, FlashBus Spectrim is billed as a perfect general-purpose frame grabber.
Applications include: image analysis; scientific imaging; microscopy; law enforcement; traffic control; and medical imaging.
FlashBus Spectrim is supported by the Integral Technologies Imaging and Vision Library.
IVL is a high-level programming library that provides an extensive set of optimised high-performance image processing analysis functions in a conventional C-callable interface.
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