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	Home > Articles > Special Features > Article Display Left1 Print this article Email this article \| Add RSS Feed Choosing a frame grabber for machine-vision applications Hundreds of frame grabbers are on the market to allow integration of digital and analog machine-vision cameras with host computers. Varying features make each one unique for a particular application. When evaluating frame grabbers for a specific application, developers must be aware of specific camera types (either digital or analog), the sensor types they use (area or linescan), their systems requirements, and the cost of peripherals. For the full story ADVERTISEMENT Middle Mon Dec 05 05:00:00 CST 2005 \| Add RSS Feed More Special Features Articles > View Special Features Archives > Search Products Buyer's Guide > Search Industry Jobs > Magazine & E-Newsletter Subscriptions >	Right1 Right2 Right Special Features RECENT ARCHIVES Custom camera speeds sorting of cotton fibers Machine vision enables greenhouse automation Vision system verifies connector assemblies From air hockey to bin picking Stealthy object detection and recognition Interested in a subscription to Vision Systems Design Magazine? Subscribe to the magazine Subscribe to the Special Features news feed Subscribe to the newsletter

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