FAST-Xe PCI-EXPRESS BOARDS

INTRODUCTION

The Fast-Xe frame grabber series is for users who anticipate a demand for extreme I/O requirements or higher bandwidth, complex image processing and real-time fast storage in a cost effective platform. The base Fast-X, is a one-half raw-length PCI board with four GigE ports and/or three basic 85 MHz Camera Link Channels and more which provide input for the newest cameras as well as a header for adaptation of other high speed interfaces. The front end data is formatted and preprocessed by a FPGA before being sent to the memory subsection, processor, GigE interfaces or other outputs. Finally, the Fast-Xe interfaces to the host computer through a 4x PCIe interface for state-of-the-art data acquisition. Options include the addition of multiple(8) Serial ATA (SATA) 150 MB/sec interfaces for continuous high-speed data storage without the usual OS or PCI transfer delays.

FAST-Xe KEY SERIES FEATURES

The diagram below outlines the basic functional section of the FAST-Xe boards. These are:

• Raw PCI form factor board with 1-2 GB dedicated high speed DDRAM for sustained real-time on-board storage
• Collects data from up to three (six optional) asynchronous basic Camera (channel) Link channels

Camera Link Specification

National Semiconductor Channel Link Datasheet (343 KB)

• Programmable FPGA and memory subsystem for I/O interface configuration and processing
• STRETCH 5610 configurable processor for processing, strage, GigE connectivity and PCI-X interface
• PCIe x4 bus interface
• Supported by standard firmware development tools, including fully optimized basic data manipulation, data formatting and image processing routines
• Drivers for Windows® 2K/XP, Linux, and Solaris™

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OPTIONS

• If sustained high-speed storage is desired up to eight SATA ports are available on the FAST-Xe version for JBOD or raided storage of hundreds to thousands of gigabytes of storage per card.
• Four GigE I/O ports

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