Overview: The CURRERA-G series by XIMEA is a GPU-accelerated PC camera designed for single and multi-camera applications, offering a cost-efficient solution with high-speed vision capabilities. It supports both Windows and Linux operating systems and is compatible with various image processing packages.

Specifications: The system integrates a PC and image sensor into a compact device, featuring AMD's Accelerated Processing Unit (APU) with a dual-core x86/x64 1.6GHz processor and 80 GPGPU cores at 500MHz, delivering 90 GFLOPS of performance. It includes up to 2GB of DDR3-1333 memory, SSD options from 2 to 16GB, and 4x PCIe Gen 2 slots. The GPGPU is programmable via OpenCL, supporting zero-copy transfers. The device uses innovative CMOS sensors with global shutter and offers high quantum efficiency in visible and NIR ranges, with frame rates from 90fps to 600fps depending on the sensor.

Design and Connectivity: The CURRERA-G features a robust, ultra-compact body with dimensions of 62 x 62 x 105mm. It includes Gigabit Ethernet with PoE, HDMI output, multiple USB ports, and versatile I/O options. The device supports HDR modes up to 100dB and includes an embedded micro PLC for autonomous operation.

Compatibility and Integration: The camera is compatible with major image processing libraries such as MVTec HALCON, National Instruments LabVIEW, and MathWorks MATLAB. It supports GenICam/GenTL for forward compatibility and offers an API/SDK for easy integration with third-party software.

Power and Environmental Specifications: The device operates on Power over Ethernet or DC input, with a power requirement of 12W to 25W. It is housed in an IP40-rated enclosure, weighs 260g, and operates in temperatures from -10°C to +65°C.

Applications: XIMEA's CURRERA-G series is suitable for industrial applications such as motion control, robotics, and process control, as well as scientific applications in life sciences, security, and defense.