PIXIM'S ORCA CHIPSET DRIVES IKEGAMI'S FOUR NEW HYPER DYNAMIC SECURITY CAMERAS
PIXIM'S ORCA CHIPSET DRIVES
IKEGAMI'S FOUR NEW HYPER DYNAMIC SECURITY CAMERAS
Ikegami Adds Four New Box and Dome Formats
To Their Existing Camera Offering
To Deliver a Full Range of Industry Leading, Pixim-Enabled Cameras
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif.—August 1, 2007.—Pixim, Incorporated's award-winning Digital Pixel System® (DPS) technology drives Ikegami's new 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. Ikegami's four new camera offerings, complementing the existing ISD-A10 camera, underscore Ikegami's commitment to deliver a wide range of groundbreaking cameras based on Pixim's DPS technology.
As a world-leading specialist camera manufacturer and innovator, Ikegami has worked very closely with Pixim over the last two years, combining their broadcast expertise with Pixim's DPS technology, to ensure that every performance capability of Pixim's chipsets is incorporated into Ikegami's new line of cameras.
The Hyper Dynamic cameras integrate Pixim's DPS technology with Ikegami's world-renowned 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 industry's first 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.
Pixim's Orca chipset achieves a dynamic range of up to 120dB, capturing both dark shadows and bright highlights in the same scene at the same time easing camera installation and providing better data for downstream video analysis. Pixim's DPS technology also suppresses all smearing and blooming artifacts that are common with older analog image sensor technologies.
Ikegami's Hyper Dynamic camera series takes full advantage of DPS technology. 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.
"Ikegami's new line of cameras based on Pixim's Orca chipset provides our customers with the most advanced technology for digital image quality available, further enhancing Ikegami's reputation for providing the highest quality and reliability in the industry," comments Kyoji Kojima, Ikegami's Division Managing Director. "Integrating Pixim DPS chipsets into our Hyper Dynamic family means the new Ikegami cameras continue to set the standard for excellent images that other manufacturers can only dream of attaining."
"Pixim is delighted to participate with Ikegami," comments Todd Rockoff, Pixim's Vice President of Asia Sales, "as they are recognized worldwide for their state-of-the-art Broadcast."
Find all Pixim-enabled cameras at www.pixim.com/cameras
For more information on Ikegami's Pixim-enabled family of cameras go to
http://www.ikegami.com/cb/products/cctv_frame3.html
Visit Pixim at ASIS International 2007, Booth #3071, September 24-27, at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
About Pixim:
Pixim Inc. has developed imaging technology and products that revolutionize the way video cameras capture and process images. Pixim's patented Digital Pixel System® (DPS) silicon and software technology produces superior pictures under a wide variety of lighting conditions. For more information, please visit Pixim at www.pixim.com or call Pixim's headquarters in Mountain View, CA., (650) 605-1107.
Pixim® and Digital Pixel System® are registered trademarks of Pixim, Inc.
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