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AW00118501000 Pixel Formats and Tap Geometries

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7.2 Camera Link Tap Geometry

The Camera Link tap geometry determines how the data that is read out of the imaging sensor will

be transmitted from the camera to the frame grabber in your host PC via the Camera Link interface.

The selection of a camera link tap geometry also determines whether your camera will be operating

in the base, medium, or full Camera Link configuration and which Camera Link connectors on the

camera will be used to transmit pixel data. Table 12 indicates how the Camera Link interface will

operate with each available tap geometry setting.

The X2, X4, X8, or X10 in the tap geometry names indicates the number of Camera Link taps that

will be used for a given configuration (e.g., X2 means 2 taps). As a general rule of thumb, a camera

will have a higher maximum allowed line rate when it is operating with a tap geometry that uses

more Camera Link taps.

For a description of tap geometries refer to the Basler document named racer Camera Link

Information for Frame Grabber Designers (AW001187xx000). You can obtain the document from

the camera’s Downloads section of the Basler website: www.baslerweb.com

Tap Geometry Setting Camera Link Configuration Camera Link Connectors

Used to Transmit Data

1X2 Base Base Only

1X4 Medium Base and Medium/Full

1X8 Full Base and Medium/Full

1X10 Full Base and Medium/Full

Table 12: Camera Link Operation at Various Tap Geometry Settings

26-pin

SDR Connector

(Base Camera

Link Connection)

Fig. 15: Camera Link Connections

26-pin

SDR Connector

(Medium/Full Camera

Link Connection)

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