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CoaXPress 2.0 – The Standard in Industrial Image Processing for Demanding Applications

Author: Thomas Karow
Friday, March 1, 2019
Basler AG

CoaXPress is a well-known interface for industrial image processing and it is coming soon in the new standard version 2.0 (CXP-12). The interface is particularly relevant for demanding applications especially whenever high data rates or short latency periods are required. In this white paper, we explain the benefits of the interface, take a close look at the current and upcoming standard versions, describe which applications can benefit from it and why it is time to switch to CoaXPress 2.0.

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