Imperx Inc.
Boca Raton, FL 33487-2812
Imperx Simplifies Configuration of FrameLink Express Video Capture
BOCA RATON, FL - May 18, 2009 - Imperx, Inc., a leading provider of state-of-the-art digital cameras and frame grabbers, has created a comprehensive library of CAM configuration files for its FrameLink Express video capture card for ExpressCard/54 laptop computers. The card is capable of acquiring images from two independent video cameras and sending them to an ExpressCard/54-compliant notebook...
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Video Capture Card integrates gamma correction capability.
HD-SDI Express frame grabber can acquire images from any SD/HD SDI video source and send them to ExpressCard/54-compliant notebook computer at rates exceeding 235 Mb/sec for real-time viewing and storage. It can be configured to compensate for display non-linearity through gamma correction or implement arbitrary transformations for knee correction, contrast enhancement, etc. Software gives full...
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Frame Grabber works with ExpressCard/54-compliant notebooks.
HD-SDI Express video capture card can acquire single or multiple images from any SD or HD SDI video source and send them to ExpressCard/54-compliant notebook computer at greater than 235 MBps. Along with support for plug-and-play operation with live insertion and removal, features include lookup tables, histograms, and hex pixel dumps. Card offers 75 W BNC coaxial connector that can accept analog...
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Frame Grabber targets ExpressCard/54 laptops.
With FrameLink Express Card, users can view and store real-time megapixel video images from 2 Camera Link sources on notebook computer. Unit features adjustable RGB gain and offset with auto-white balance. It also allows user to select window sizes and offers built-in programmable CC pulse generators. Measuring 4.28 x 2.1 x 0.7 in., plug-and-play frame grabber includes Lookup Tables, Histograms,...
Read More »Camera Link Frame Grabber captures megapixel images.
FrameLink Express lets ExpressCard laptop computer users view and acquire real-time, single- or multiple-frame, and standard AVI clip images from 2 independent Camera Link Base cameras or one Medium camera. Along with date and time of capture, each acquired frame can be stamped with customizable message. ExpressCard/54 interface provides 2.5 Gbps bandwidth, and flow-through pipelined architecture...
Read More »Digital Cameras are designed for machine vision applications.
With compact size of 45 x 45 x 39 mm and field-upgradeable firmware, BOBCAT Series of cameras include various sensors and frame rates, Kodak VGA at 120 and 210 frames/sec, Sony 1.4 M at 24 frames/sec, Sony 2.0 M at 16 frames/sec, and 5.0 M at 15 frames/sec. They have horizontal and vertical binning at 2, 3, and 4x, fully programmable 12-bit look-up-tables, defective pixel correction, and flat...
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Imperx Adds GenCam and GigE Vision Compliance to Lynx Camera Family
May 10, 2007, Boca Raton, FL. Imperx, Inc. a leading provider of state-of-the-art digital cameras and frame grabbers, today announced that its Lynx family of Gigabit Ethernet cameras are now fully compliant with the GenCam and GigE Vision interface standards. The GigE Vision compatibility allows the cameras to connect seamlessly with a wide variety of image processing hardware and software over...
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Cameras feature thermoelectrically cooled image sensor.
TEC series cameras use thermoelectric cooling elements attached to sensor and are housed in 100 mm/side enclosure with integral heat sink to dissipate thermal energy. Operating at 0-50°C ambient temperatures, they can maintain sensor from 5-10°C below ambient, while forced-air cooling can keep sensor from 15-17°C below ambient. Units offer software controllable 8-, 10-, or...
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Digital Cameras deliver up to 4,872 x 3,248-pixel resolution.
Utilizing 16 megapixel Kodak KAI-16000 interline-transfer CCD sensor, LYNX Models IPX-16M3-G and IPX-16M3-L offer fully programmable resolution, frame rate, and exposure control. High-speed data clocks allow full-resolution images to transfer at rates up to 3 fps using dual output. Model 16M3-L features RS-232 port for control and base CameraLink® interface for image data, while 16M3-G...
Read More »Software provides control over defective pixel correction.
DPC Processor utility gives users ability to create pixel-correction tables for company's CCD cameras. Defective Pixel Map (DPM) file stored in camera's internal non-volatile memory will correct values put out for up to 128 defective pixels. System uses correction algorithm based on coefficients in DPM file to calculate digital value camera would have put out for each defective pixel. Main dialog...
Read More »IMPERX Welcomes Barry Wolt to the Engineering Team
BOCA RATON, FLÂ- — IMPERX, Inc., a designer and manufacturer of industrial cameras and frame grabbers, enthusiastically welcomes Barry Wolt as a Senior Camera Design Engineer. Mr. Wolt has joined our engineering team bringing extensive hardware design experience in the aerospace as well as commercial sectors. His past work includes development of several airborne video processing systems....
Read More »IMPERX Welcomes Keith Wetzel as Director of New Product Development
Boca Raton, FL – IMPERX, Inc., a designer and manufacturer of industrial cameras and frame grabbers, has named industry veteran Keith Wetzel as Director of New Product Development. Wetzel will focus on strategic marketing initiatives and new product development aimed at driving continued customer satisfaction with winning imaging solutions. Keith brings over 28 years of results-oriented...
Read More »Hans Moller Joins IMPERX as Senior Hardware Engineer
BOCA RATON, FLÂ- – IMPERX, Inc. welcomes seasoned design engineer and system architect Hans Moller to the IMPERX Engineering Team as Senior Hardware Engineer. Mr. Moller brings with him a wealth of experience and knowledge in hardware architecture and design. With Mr. Moller's extensive background and FPGA development skills, he is quickly becoming a valuable asset to our team," said Petko...
Read More »Imperx Joins Cognex Acquisition Alliance
September 16, 2008 BOCA RATON, FL, September 16, 2008. Imperx, Inc. a leading provider of state-of-the-art digital cameras for machine vision systems, announces its selection by machine vision system pioneer Cognex® to become a member of the Cognex Acquisition Alliance. The Acquisition Alliance is a Cognex initiative to work with key camera vendors to provide integrated machine vision...
Read More »Imperx Establishes Ties to the Mid-West
BOCA RATON, FL , September 5, 2007. Imperx, Inc. a leading provider of state-of-the-art digital cameras and frame grabbers for machine vision systems, has expanded its market presence in the manufacturing belt of the US with a new business alliance. The company is partnering with North Coast Technical, Inc. of Chesterland, Ohio to deliver solutions to complex vision system challenges faced by...
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Imperx Adds GenCam and GigE Vision Compliance to Lynx Camera Family
May 10, 2007, Boca Raton, FL. Imperx, Inc. a leading provider of state-of-the-art digital cameras and frame grabbers, today announced that its Lynx family of Gigabit Ethernet cameras are now fully compliant with the GenCam and GigE Vision interface standards. The GigE Vision compatibility allows the cameras to connect seamlessly with a wide variety of image processing hardware and software over...
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Cameras feature thermoelectrically cooled image sensor.
TEC series cameras use thermoelectric cooling elements attached to sensor and are housed in 100 mm/side enclosure with integral heat sink to dissipate thermal energy. Operating at 0-50°C ambient temperatures, they can maintain sensor from 5-10°C below ambient, while forced-air cooling can keep sensor from 15-17°C below ambient. Units offer software controllable 8-, 10-, or...
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Digital Cameras deliver up to 4,872 x 3,248-pixel resolution.
Utilizing 16 megapixel Kodak KAI-16000 interline-transfer CCD sensor, LYNX Models IPX-16M3-G and IPX-16M3-L offer fully programmable resolution, frame rate, and exposure control. High-speed data clocks allow full-resolution images to transfer at rates up to 3 fps using dual output. Model 16M3-L features RS-232 port for control and base CameraLink® interface for image data, while 16M3-G...
Read More »Software provides control over defective pixel correction.
DPC Processor utility gives users ability to create pixel-correction tables for company's CCD cameras. Defective Pixel Map (DPM) file stored in camera's internal non-volatile memory will correct values put out for up to 128 defective pixels. System uses correction algorithm based on coefficients in DPM file to calculate digital value camera would have put out for each defective pixel. Main dialog...
Read More »Software Utilities facilitates DPM/FFC file creation.
To supplement factory created files for Camera Link® and GigE Lynx cameras, FFC Processor is used to create Flat Field Correction (FFC) file that corrects for variations of image brightness due to optical effects, such as vignetting, as well as pixel-to-pixel sensitivity variations inherent in camera's CCD. DPC Processor utility allows users to create Defective Pixel Map (DPM) files to...
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