Pixim's Orca Chipset Drives Ikegami's Four Hyper Dynamic Security Cameras
August 22, 2007
From: ECN Asia
Pixim
Incorporated's Digital Pixel System (DPS) technology drives Ikegami's
Hyper Dynamic box and dome cameras, the ISD-A20, ISD-A21, ISD-A30 and
ISD-A31, to deliver unrivaled color rendition and image quality 24/7.
The Hyper Dynamic cameras integrate Pixim's DPS technology with
Ikegami's digital processing architecture to reproduce a clear and
natural image even in locations where there is a significant difference
in the intensity of illumination, such as window areas or in lobby
entrances of buildings.
Pixim's Orca chipset employs DPS technology to deliver the digital
image sensor that captures light and converts it to a digital signal
directly in the pixel resulting in accurate information collection by
reducing the noise in the acquired signal.
The box camera models include the ISD-A20 that boasts superior picture
quality and color reproduction and the ISD-A21 that adds true day/night
capabilities to capture an image with a light level as low as 0.022 lux
in color and 0.0022 lux in monochrome. The ISD-A30 is Ikegami's indoor
dome camera with the ISD-A31 offering a weather-proof, vandal resistant
housing.
