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NX The IDT NX-Series is a compact camera system with flexible mounting options designed for harsh testing environments such as automotive impact testing. 5GB of on-board DDR memory provide for full frame resolution storage. The NX is rated up to 200G in shock and 40G in vibration and supports all optical interfaces from 1" aperture. Power supply and break out cable for easy out-of-the-box operation are included.
Applications Automotive testing, R&D, Laboratory, Media |
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Key Features |
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Maximum Resolution | 1600 x 1200 |
Maximum FPS @ Maximum Res | 4,000 fps |
Maximum FPS | 90,000 @ 1600 x 16 |
Operating Temperature | -40+50 °C / -40+122 °F |
FRAME PROPERTIES |
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Sensor Type | CMOS - Proprietary |
Sensor Size | 13.9 x 10.4 mm |
Sensor Format | 1 inch |
Pixel Size (micron) | 8.68 x 8.68 um |
Pixel Depth | 10 bit mono 30 bit color |
Sensitivity | 6000 ISO Mono 2000 ISO Color |
Min. Exposure Time | 1µs (*Shorter Integration optional) |
Array | 1.9 megapixel |
Quantum Efficiency | 1 |
Mechanical |
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Weight | 0.48 kg or 1.06 lbs |
Dimensions | 64 x 64 x 69 mm (W x H x L) |
Shock & Vibration | Shock: 200G / Vibration: 40G - All axes |
Mount | C-Mount (Standard), F Adaptor (Optional) |
Image Capacity |
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DDR | 5GB |
Triggering and Synchronization |
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Sync In | Phase-lock TTL, 1PPS |
Sync Out | Frame sync / Strobe |
Trigger | TTL & Switch/Circular buffer with on-camera or software trigger |
Power |
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Input Voltage | 14-36VDC |
Communication Interface |
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Ethernet | 100/1000BaseT |
Embedded Logic |
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Debayering | Color Cameras Only |
Temporal Noise Reduction | Standard |
User defined ROI's and LUT's | Standard |
Frame to frame Auto-Exposure and Motion Trigger | Standard |
Software |
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Motion Studio | Windows 32/64 |
Motion Inspector | Windows 32/64 - MAC OS X - Apple iOS |
Plug-ins/SDK | SDK, LabVIEW™ or MatLab® |
File Formats | Proprietary RAW |
On-the-fly Conversion | TIF, BMP, JPG, PNG, AVI, MPG, TP2, MOV, MRF, MCF |