10GigE Vision Camera Accelerated Application
This app implements an industrial camera design using a Sony IMX SLVS-EC sensor and the widely used GigE Vision protocol. GigE Vision enables the user to configure the camera over the network and stream video data, currently measured up to 10Gb/s. Streaming is handled fully in hardware to get maximum data rate and to free the processing unit of any additional image processing tasks.
Features:
- Sensor to Image GigE Vision IP Core implementing the GigE Vision v2.2 protocol
- GenICam GenDC support to transfer raw data and preprocessed data in parallel
- 10G Ethernet speed
- Sony IMX547 image sensor support with FRAMOS SLVS-EC IP Core
- Sphinx software package to control the camera with GigE Vision
Hardware Needed:
- Kria™ KR260 Robotics Starter Kit
- HW-IMX547C-SK-G (color) or HW-IMX547M-SK-G (monochrome) Camera Kit
- 2x 10G SFP+ transceiver module for KR260 and network card
- 10G network card with SFP+ cage
- Fiber cable compatible with the transceivers
Additional Tools and Resources
Frequently Asked Questions
This eval app is free of charge from Sensor to Image.
For GigE Vision or SLVS-EC RX IP Core inquiries, please contact the respective IP vendors via the links under "Additional Resources".
Yes, please contact Sensor to Image for further details.
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