Analog Cameras

RHPC-HD10

The RHPC-HD10 C/CS HD board camera features a 42mm x 42mm footprint unenclosed, 50/60fps (selectable), a 1/3" CMOS (1.3 Megapixel) image sensor, On Screen Display, Slow Shutter, Digital Zoom and more, this HD board camera is perfect for applications requiring 16:9 720p video.

Also note, C/CS lens mount allows the attachment of high quality lenses to the RHPC-HD10 HD board camera.

Features

• 42mm (W) x 42mm (L) x 34mm (H) Form Factor
• Compact HD board camera
• 1/3'' CMOS 1.3MP Image Sensor
• 1280 x 720 Resolution
• 50 or 60 Frames Per Second (selectable)
• HD Analog Component: Y/Pb/Pr Video Output
• HD Analog RGB Video Output
• > 600 TV Lines
• RS-232C Controllable
• On Screen Display Setup
• Slow Shutter Functionality
• Digital Zooming Available
• 9-15 Volts DC
• Video Iris Control
• Weighs only 1.5oz (42 grams)

Videology 21B45M-12

Mini CMOS Color Camera

The Videology 21B45M-12 color board camera is a ultra compact board camera with a 14mm x 14mm unenclosed footprint.
The 21B45M-12 color board camera series features a low power 1/4" CMOS and CCD image sensors with ultra wide temperature and vibration specifications. This board camera version weighs in at about 0.5g (0.01 oz) without a lens mount. Active pixel resolution is at 640x480 and a TV resolution of 420 TV lines.

Optional models include balanced video output and can be prepared for computer control via I²C.

RHPC-HDSDI-2.1E

The RHPC-HDSDI-2.1E is the next generation in high-performance HD compact digital day/night enclosed board cameras. This 2.1 Megapixel board camera boasts a high quality progressive scan Exmor SONY CMOS image sensor. Combined with a beautiful f=3.6, 6, 8mm board lens with M12 Mount, this enclosed board camera captures beautiful images and video

What is 3G-SDI and HD-SDI?

3G-SDI is a successor technology to the well known and popular HD-SDI interface. It uses the same connectors and coaxial cables and is also completely downwards compatible. In a nutshell, it provides an increase in bandwidth which allows both higher resolutions and frame rates through a single connection.
"Traditional" HD-SDI is a global standard, specified in SMPTE292M and allows HD video data to be transmitted as 10bit YUV (correctly: YCbCr) at 1.485 Gbit/s. Ancillary data such as time code and audio are embedded in the signal.
Higher picture quality and frame rates such as RGB 4:4:4 or 50/60p can be realized through dual-link SDI connections. Dual link is also used for Stereo3D playback and record of two separate video streams in full resolution