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PCIe-1004 Frame Grabber Test with the SVS-VISTEK GmbH-EoSens2.0MCX12 Camera

Created on:2026-11-10 16:39

PCIe-1004 Frame Grabber Test with the SVS-VISTEK GmbH-EoSens2.0MCX12 Camera

The SVS-VISTEK GmbH-EoSens2.0MCX12 is a CoaXPress industrial camera compliant with the GenICam standard, with a maximum image width of 1920 pixels, a maximum height of 1080 pixels, Mono8 / Mono10 grayscale output support, and a 4-channel CoaXPress connection. When this camera is used, real-time image acquisition together with high-speed, low-latency image processing is often required. The PCIe-1004 CXP frame grabber from Xingce Electronics has already been widely deployed at measurement-and-control customer sites and, paired with SVS-VISTEK’s GenICam-compliant cameras, provides customers with plug-and-play, full-feature compatibility.

The PCIe-1004 is a four-channel CoaXPress V2.0 image acquisition card whose single-channel bandwidth reaches 12.5 Gbps (CXP-12), with an aggregate four-channel bandwidth of 50 Gbps. The onboard Xilinx Kintex UltraScale FPGA and 4 GB of DDR4 memory safeguard real-time processing of large data volumes; the built-in PoCXP feature powers the camera directly over the coaxial cable, and Aravis SDK / GenTL SDK are also provided, fully compatible with the camera’s GenICam standard interface. The PCIe-1004 frame grabber is therefore an ideal platform for comprehensively testing this camera’s functions.

Physical photo of the PCIe-1004 and the SVS-VISTEK camera

Physical photo of the SVS-VISTEK GmbH-EoSens2.0MCX12 together with the PCIe-1004 4 Channel CoaXPress Frame Grabber

1. Introduction to the SVS-VISTEK GmbH-EoSens2.0MCX12 Camera

Parameter Specification
Model EoSens ®2.0MCX12
Brand Mikrotron
Product Type Two-part high-speed camera
Megapixels 2.0
Resolution 1920(H) × 1080(V)
Frame Rate (fps) 2247
Sensor Type 4/3" LUX19HS Global shutter CMOS
Pixel Size (μm) 10
Spectrum Monochrome
Lens Mount C, F
Exposure Time 2μs~1s
Dynamic Range 56dB
Data Interface CoaXPress2.0
Power Requirement 12-24VDC@11W
Mechanical Dimensions (W×H×L) 80×80×57.1 mm (excluding connector length)
Operating Temperature -10℃~+65℃
Weight 500g
Certifications CE, RoHS, CoaXPress, GenICam

2. ImgGrab Software Download

Install ImgGrab from the download center on the official Chongqing Xingce Electronic Technology website. Download URL: https://img-grab.com/jszc

ImgGrab download page

After downloading, simply follow the prompts to install it.

Installation prompt

3. Image Acquisition with ImgGrab

Open ImgGrab and the interface shown below will appear.

ImgGrab main interface

After selecting the camera, click the button shown below to connect / disconnect the camera (or double-click the camera to connect).

Connect camera button

Once connected, click the acquisition button shown below to start acquiring.

Acquisition button

Acquisition succeeded.

Acquisition succeeded

4. Camera Function Tests

4.1 Camera ROI Function

Image acquisition at the camera’s default width and height.

Acquisition at default width/height

The camera width and height are set to half of their default values, i.e. Width = 960, Height = 540, and configured and acquired successfully as shown below.

Acquisition at half ROI

Setting any valid width and height, the image is acquired normally.

Acquisition at any valid width/height

4.2 Camera Pixel Format Configuration

The camera’s default pixel format is Mono8, now changed to Mono10 for testing.

Mono10 configuration

4.3 Camera Frame Rate Configuration

The camera frame rate is configured via Acquisition Frame Rate; setting Acquisition Frame Rate to 2247 (the maximum frame rate), acquisition works normally.

Acquisition at frame rate 2247

Setting Acquisition Frame Rate to 360, acquisition works normally.

Acquisition at frame rate 360

4.4 Camera Built-in Test Image Configuration

Setting Test Image Selector to Grey Horizontal Ramp Moving switches the image data source to the built-in test image, and acquisition works normally.

Built-in test image

4.5 Camera Exposure Time Configuration

The camera’s default exposure time is 500; setting the exposure time to the maximum value of 2776 at 360 fps, acquisition works normally.

Exposure time configuration