Primary Radar Video Processing And Display Solutions
Scan Conversion ... Radar Tracking ... Radar Recording ... Radar Network Distribution
Cambridge Pixel provides off-the-shelf radar acquisition, processing, tracking and display solutions from our SPx and HPx product families for applications in naval systems,
air traffic control, vessel traffic, security and air-borne radar applications.
We can supply complete solutions or software and hardware components for system
integrators.
SPx Software Library
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Cambridge Pixel's SPx software library
provides a suite of highly flexible software components with a C++ based API for
primary radar processing and display.
Learn more about SPX
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RadarView -
Radar Display on a PC
RadarView is a cost-effective PC-based radar visualisation
package. It supports the display of multiple channels of radar video on standard
PC displays using PPI or A-Scan display formats. RadarView handles very high-resolution
screens and multiple monitors and provides capabilities for map underlay and graphical
overlays to the radar video. The radar video may be received over a Ethernet network
connection or else may be digitised from the HPx-100 PCI radar interface card.
Learn
more about RadarView
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HPx-100 PCI and HPx-150 PMC Radar Interface Cards
The HPx-100 PCI and HPx-150 PMC Radar Interface cards provide an easy and
cost-effective acquisition solution for primary radar
video.
The cards interface
to analogue or digital radar signals and capture primary video
for processing or display. The cards are
available with accompanying low-level drivers for Windows
and Linux, and may optionally be supplied with SPx server software for radar
video distribution, plot extraction, tracking or radar recording.
Learn more about HPx hardware
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Primary Radar Plot Extractor and Tracker
SPx Track is a cost-effective, full-featured primary radar
plot extractor and target
tracker, which is available as a C++ software library, or as a Linux/Windows application
server. It provides multi hypothesis tracking that can simultaneously consider
multiple interpretations of measurement data. This offers excellent robustness and
tracking performance when compared with simpler single hypothesis products. SPx Track
provides an optional GUI display for system monitoring and control. Radar processing
functions (STC, FTC, area blanking, thresholding,
clutter processing) are configurable through the GUI,
which also provides for display and control of the tracking parameters. Available
for Windows or Linux platforms.
Learn more about SPx Plot Extraction and Tracking
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News
April 2009 - "RadarView PC Radar Visualisation"
Cambridge Pixel announces its latest RadarView radar
visualisation software for Windows XP and Vista. RadarView provides a low-cost,
ready-to-run
application package for acquisition and display of radar video in multiple PPI and
A-Scan display windows, optionally including the display of TV WIndows as
well. Learn more about RadarView here
December 2008 - "Enhanced X Windows Screen Recorder"
Cambridge Pixel
announces an expanded version of its Linux/X Windows
Screen Recorder. The software solution
uses the power of the GPU to record the full screen without loss at up to 30 frames
per second, including support for multiple screens and resolutions up to 2500 x
1600. Read more here
September 2008 - "HPx-150 PMC Radar Interface Card"
Cambridge Pixel announces an expanded range of options
for radar interface cards
with the HPx-150 PMC card. The card accepts radar
video, trigger and azimuth turning data in the compliant PMC form-factor.
The card may be fitted onto cPCI or VME processors for server application. Learn
more about the HPx-150 here
July 2008 - "Military Embedded Systems feature Cambridge
Pixel"
Cambridge Pixel's
Technical Director David Johnson describes the benefits
of software-based radar scan-conversion in Military Embedded Systems - see original article
here.
April 2008 - "HPx-100 Radar Interface Card"
Cambridge Pixel announces its
new PCI Radar Capture card.
The HPx-100 provides
high-performance, cost-effective radar acqusition. The card
may be used with the Cambridge Pixel supplied driver and API (C/C++ based) to bring
radar video into Windows or Linux applications. Learn more about HPx100
here
more news...
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