imaFlex CXP-12 Quad

imaFlex CXP-12 Quad is a programmable CoaXPress 2.0 frame grabber that allows a full bandwidth connection of up to four CXP-12 cameras.

Graphical FPGA programming with VisualApplets offers application-specific real-time processing of image data on the frame grabber.

Services for individual customization of the frame grabber
microDisplayX configuration software
Up to 50 Gbps data bandwidth
Power over CoaXPress
Robust multi-frame grabber and multi-camera support with versatile synchronization options

Net list price	On request
Ready for dispatch	Standardapprox. 2 weeks

Order Number	2200002351
Manufacturer	Basler
Type	Frame grabber
Product Series	imaFlex Programmable Frame Grabber
Product Type	Processing
Warranty	36 Months

Processor	Xilinx Ultrascale+ KU3P
On-Board Memory	1.5 GByte DDR4-RAM
I/O Module Interfaces (Trigger and Sync)	Trigger/GPIO-IF (Opto Trigger, TTL Trigger)
Acquisition Card Features	Flat Field Correction Digital Binning PGI Color Reconstruction VisualApplets compatible

Standard	CoaXPress 2.0/2.1
Interface	CoaXPress (CXP-12)
Configurations	CXP-12; up to 4 cameras
Connectors	4 x Micro-BNC/HD-BNC
Cable Length	11 - 40 meters
Power output	17W/24V DC regulated power per CXP connector
Camera Support	area scan camera line scan camera
Sensor Type	CFA sensor (Bayer) Grayscale sensor RGB sensor
Sensor Resolution	32k*64k (area scan sensor), 16k (line scan sensor)
Bit Depth	8-16-bit (grayscale) 24-48-bit (color)
Data Bandwidth	4 x 12.5 Gbit/s (1,560 MB/s)
Data Bandwidth (p.port; Total)	12.5 Gbps; 50 Gbps
No. of Ports	4
Test Environment	Camera Simulator

PC Bus Interface	PCIe 3.0 x8
PC Bus Interface Performance	7876 MB/s (theoretical), 6520 MB/s (typical/max.)

Suitable Products

Trigger Board GPIO Interfaces	Box connector (34-pin)
On-board GPIO interface	One 34-pin flat cable connector onboard: 8 input signals and 8 output signals with open-drain optionally as 4 opto-coupled inputs (4,5V - 28V), optional 2 opto-coupled differential inputs (RS422); 4 opto-coupled outputs (4,5V - 28V)
On-board Front GPIO Interface	3 differential input signals or 2 differential and 1 single-ended signal or 4 single-ended signals; 2 TTL output signals; configurable by software GPIOTool; max. voltage of the input signals between 4,5V and 25V
GPIO Synchronisation and Control	Configurable Trigger System supporting several trigger modes (grabber controlled, external trigger, gated, software trigger) and shaft encoder functionality with backward compensation, Multi-Camera-Synchronization
GPIO Interface Summary	12 in/10 out (max.), TTL or opto-coupled; differential or single-ended signals (configuration dependent)

Dimensions	PCIe Standard height, half length card: 167.64 mm length x 111.15 mm height
Weight	274 g
Power Consumption / Power Source	Typ. 13,4W@12V, excluding camera and I/O power output
Operating Temperature	0 - 50 °C (32 - 122 °F)
Storage Temperature	-50 - 80 °C (-58 °F - 176 °F)
Relative Humidity (operating, storage)	5 - 90 % non-condensing (operating), 0 - 95 % (storage)
MTBF	48.440 h

Software Drivers	Linux 64-Bit Windows 11 / 10 (64-Bit)
Software Tools	Device Drivers Documentation microDiagnostics (Analysis and service tool) microDisplay X (Acquisition control and viewer) SDK
Software API	.net interface Framegrabber SDK GenTL
FPGA Programming	VisualApplets
MV Software Compatibility	GenTL-based MV-Software

Image Selector	Use a module to select the images you want to keep, process, or forward.
Invert	Invert the pixel values of your images to enable more efficient image processing.
Mirroring	Mirror the images in different directions to achieve your ideal hardware setup.
Tap Geometry Sorting	Reassign the sensor areas of the camera to obtain an evaluable image flow.

Flat Field Correction (FFC)	Ensure image homogeneity by correcting sensitivity variations, lens shading, or lighting artifacts. FFC sets allow accurate imaging under different and changing conditions. This feature is part of the Enhanced Applets.
LUT	By creating a custom lookup table (LUT), you can replace the pixel values of your images with values you define yourself.
PGI Color Reconstruction	With the PGI feature set of up to four image optimization processes, you can improve the quality of your images and adapt them to the needs of human vision. This feature is part of the Enhanced Applets.
White Balancing	Match the color values of your images to the system environment to achieve a more realistic representation.

Digital Binning	Use the binning method to adjust the sensor pixels to meet your requirements by choosing from a selection of fixed values. Reduce the amount of data or increase the brightness values of the image. This feature is part of the Enhanced Applets.
ROI	Limit the image flow to relevant sensor areas to ensure efficient image processing.
VisualApplets Compliance	Use the preprocessing capabilities of VisualApplets to reduce the load on your application, reduce image data, improve image quality, or speed up image processing. This feature is a property of the programmable frame grabber.