Prosilica GX-Series cameras double the speed of GigE

July 13, 2009
Prosilica's GX-Series, a new range of compact, high-performance, Gigabit Ethernet cameras double the speed of GigE Vision, making them the fastest GigE cameras on the market. The GX-Series feature two Gigabit Ethernet ports configured as a Link Aggregation Group (LAG) to provide a sustained data rate of up to 240 MB/s.

Prosilica's GX-Series, a new range of compact, high-performance, Gigabit Ethernet cameras double the speed of GigE Vision, making them the fastest GigE cameras on the market. The GX-Series features two Gigabit Ethernet ports configured as a Link Aggregation Group (LAG) to provide a sustained data rate of up to 240 MB/s. Link aggregation is a technology that groups multiple Ethernet ports so that they act as a single port. The host computer sees a GX-Series camera as though there is only one GigE cable connected. Three models will initially be released: GX1050 (1 megapixel, 120 frames/s), GX1660 (2 megapixel, 60 frames/s) and GX1910 (2 megapixel HD resolution, 60 frames/s). These will be followed by 4- and 8-megapixel models in 2010.
Prosilica
Burnaby, BC
www.prosilica.com
[email protected]

Posted by C. Settino, www.laserfocusworld.com


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PRESS RELEASE

New GX-Series Double the Speed of GigE through Link Aggregation
Prosilica will soon be releasing the GXSeries, a new range of compact, high performance, Gigabit Ethernet cameras that double the speed of GigE Vision making them the fastest GigE cameras on the market.

The technology behind the GX-Series
The GX-Series feature two Gigabit Ethernet ports configured as a Link Aggregation Group (LAG) to provide a sustained data rate of up to 240 MB/s. Link aggregation is a technology that groups multiple Ethernet ports so that they act as a single port. The host computer sees a GX-Series camera as though there is only one GigE cable connected.

High performance models
Three models will initially be released: GX1050 (1 Megapixel, 120fps), GX1660 (2 Megapixel, 60fps) and GX1910 (2 Megapixel HD resolution, 60fps). These will be followed by 4 and 8 Megapixel models in 2010.

Advanced features
The GX-Series include all the features of the GE-Series cameras with the addition of 3-axis motorized lens control as well as Video-autoiris controls. Early production models will start shipping in August 2009.

For further information:
email: [email protected]
tel: (604) 875-8855

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