| Frame Grabber FG-37 ExpressCard |
| Video Capture Card for Notebooks with ExpressCard Slot |
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| HaSoTec ExpressCard Frame Grabber FG-37 |
| Frame Grabber for real-time image processing |
| Frame Grabber FG-37 has the extended functionality of FG-33 with a 10-Bit-signal processing path. Worldwide video decoding standards can be used on up to 8 composite-,up to 4 S-Video- and up to 2 YCrCb-signals with integrated anti-alias filtering. The low noise 10 -bit ADCs for all analog inputs supports a lot new additional formats, such as 480i YPrPb, 480p YPrPb, 576i YPrPb, 576p YPrPb, 1080i YPrPb, RGB packed, YCrCb packed, 10 bit packed and YCrCbYUY2.
FG-37 has since 2005 several refinements. 50Hz support is possible with unscaled 576x720 up to unscaled 576x768 square pixels. New features are introduced: a ITU-R BT.656 input port, a built-in video signal generator with text overlay, framecounter and status display, a high quality multi-tap horizontal and vertical image scaler for example.
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| ExpressCards directly connected to the PCI-Express-Bus |
| Modern ExpressCard Slots allow transfer rates of 250MByte/s without CPU load. Such transfer rates with a low latency are helpful for real-time image processing. The low CPU load brings enough bandwidth for H265 encoders even on low power fanless systems. USB or FireWire interfaces have very limited transfer rates with a high CPU load. Because of the low bandwidth Firewire or USB solutions send most often compressed data and produce already for a live video display a lot of CPU load to decompress image data.
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Todays 30-pole connector allows exchangeable cables between FG-37, AD-37 and HC-37. An 8-channel-video + 4-channel A/D + 6xLVDS I/O cable is possible as well as 1xCameraLink and 4xVideo, for example. |
Mai 2005:HaSoTec intro-
duces the Express--
Card Frame Grabber, at
this time with the 15-pole FG-33-Berg connector |
It is possible without external plastic box. A well designed cable does not limit the use of neighboring slots and gives less mechanical stress to the card. |
...at least a bad solution for 26-pole CameraLink cables |
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