Sensoray 516 Модуль видеозахвата в стандарте MPEG2/MPEG1 PC/104+ (5V, 3W)

Model 516 | MPEG-2/1 Frame Grabber and Video Encoder / Decoder

Features
Real time MPEG-2 and MPEG-1 video encoder and decoder for NTSC, PAL
Text caption buffer for Linux, Windows and QNX
Onboard linear 16-bit audio frame grabber
Linux, Windows, Windows CE and QNX drivers
Fast Windows stream player
2 TTL level digital inputs and/or outputs

Model 516 is a PC/104 frame grabber that captures and transfers full-frame (640 x 480) video at 30 frames per second. It overcomes the low bandwidth of the PC/104 bus by using hardware compression to produce encoded MPEG-2 and MPEG-1 data streams of 440 kbits to 10 Mbits per second. It also has two audio input channels that are synchronized to the MPEG data.

Advantages
MPEG2 data reduces the amount of memory required to store full motion video. The compressed data requires a smaller transmission bandwidth. This makes it possible to transmit 30 frames/sec video and audio over the PC/104 bus or over a 10/100 Base-T Ethernet. The hardware compression circuit uses a motion estimation algorithm to produce smooth images from interlaced cameras. The length of MPEG2 video streams is not limited by the viewing software.

Decompression
Encoded MPEG2 data can also be decompressed by the 516’s hardware to produce composite video and audio. The video output is available at a flat cable header. The audio output is available at an audio jack and the flat cable header.

Video channels
The 516 has four multiplexed video channels that function as four separate composite channels or as two S-video inputs. Only one channel can be compressed at a time

Digital I/O
Two bi-directional logic lines are under software control.

Text caption buffer
A 64 character buffer is available for adding text to each frame. The text is within a transparent box that may be positioned anywhere within the frame.

Self test
Digitized video and audio inputs can be looped back to the output circuits to allow camera and sound adjustments. The 516’s D/A can be programmed to generate color test bars. This is useful for testing the video output channel.

Lost video detection
The status of the camera’s vertical and horizontal sync signals may be used to detect the presence or absence of the camera signal. The included software allows reading these signals to detect a lost video signal.

Application Notes
Pixel Jitter in Frame Grabbers >> Frame Grabbers: FIFO vs. Memory Buffered

Specifications

Power input 5 volts, 600 mA
I/O ports 2 ports
Capture rate 30 frames/sec (NTSC, RS-170, CCIR) and 25 frames/sec (PAL)
A/D resolution 8-bits for luminance and 8-bits for chrominance
Input Resolution 704 x 480 (NTSC), 704 x 576 (PAL)
Output resolution 768 x 576 (PAL), 704 x 480 (NTSC, RS-170)
Video inputs 4 Composite or 2 S-video
Video output PAL or NTSC from a BNC connector
Output data MPEG2 streaming data at rates of 440 kbits to 10Mbits/second
Text overlay 64 characters
Audio input & output +/- 1.0 volt
Audio smapling rate 48 kHz
Digital I/O 2 bi-directional TTL signals
Board size 3.80” x 3.55 ”
Operating temperature 0-70 C
Bus structure PC104
Address maping Memory mapped
Mating connectors
Crimp housing Molex P/N 51110-2450
Crimp pin Molex P/N 50394-8100
Crimp tool Molex P/N 11-01-0204
Ribbon cable connector Molex P/N 87568-24X
516's per system 4
Supported streams Elementary (Audio & Video), Program, Transport

Software Compatibility

Suse 9.0 (2.6.11)
Suse 9.0 (2.4.18)
Suse 9.0 (2.6.9)
Suse 7.3 (2.4.18)
Fedora (2.6.10)
301 Linux (Sensoray 301)