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GigE Vision Frame Grabbers & Image Processing

Gidel GigE Vision Frame Grabbers and FPGA Image Processing solutions deliver high-bandwidth capture with deterministic, low-latency performance. The portfolio scales from compact dual-port 10GigE frame grabber cards to ultra-high-throughput boards supporting acquisition from up to 12 × 10GigE Vision cameras, providing a scalable fit for demanding imaging and vision workloads.

Gidel PCIe GigE Vision Frame Grabbers displayed against a digital network connectivity background

High-Performance PCIe GigE Vision Frame Grabbers: Overview & Comparison

Features & Bandwidth
Product Name HawkEye-20GigE Proc10A-40GigE Proc1C10M-120GigE Proc1C10N-120GigE (For AI)
Product Image Gidel HawkEye-20GigE: Dual 10 GigE Vision Frame Grabber displayed against a digital network connectivity background Gidel Proc10A-40GigE: Quad 10 GigE Vision Frame Grabber displayed against a digital network connectivity background Gidel Proc1C10M: 12 x 10 GigE Vision Frame Grabber displayed against a digital network connectivity background GIdel Proc1C10N: 12 x 10 GigE Vision Frame Grabber with AI option and tensor blocks displayed against a digital network connectivity background
Camera Input
  • 2× 10GigE cameras
  • 4× 5GigE cameras
  • 8× 2.5GigE cameras
  • 20× 1GigE cameras
  • 4× 10GigE cameras
  • 8× 5GigE cameras
  • 16× 2.5GigE cameras
  • 30× 1GigE cameras
  • Up to 12× 10GigE cameras
  • Up to 4× 100GigE cameras
  • Up to 12× 10GigE cameras
  • Up to 4× 100GigE cameras
Camera Input Connectors 2× SFP+ | 2× RJ45
(Fiber optic / Copper)
QSFP | 4x RJ45
(Fiber optic / Copper)
4× QSFP | 12x SFP+ | 12× RJ45
(Fiber optic / Copper)
4× QSFP | 12x SFP+ | 12× RJ45
(Fiber optic / Copper)
Host Interface (PCIe) Gen3 x8 Gen3 x8 Gen3 x16 Gen3 x16
On-Board Memory Up to 17GB Up to 33GB 8GB 8GB
Real-Time ROI Offload
Real-Time Encoders (Optional)
Encoder Throughput (per camera) > 1 Giga pixel/s > 1 Giga pixel/s > 1 Giga pixel/s > 1 Giga pixel/s
Real-Time HDR Correction

FPGA-Based GigE Vision Acquisition and Inline Processing

Gidel PCIe GigE Vision frame grabbers manage high-bandwidth camera acquisition directly on the Altera FPGA, enabling deterministic, low-latency data capture while reducing CPU overhead. Optional inline FPGA processing supports real-time image enhancement, CompressionHDR, and data optimization before host-side processing.

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    Inline FPGA Image Processing Options

    Enhance Gidel PCIe GigE Vision frame grabbers with FPGA processing options for real-time image enhancement, Compression, HDR, and data optimization before host-side processing.

    Technical Resources

    System block diagram

    System block diagram

    System block diagram

    Related Videos

    Reuven Weintraub, founder and CTO of Gidel, reveals how to unlock exceptional image processing performance by adding FPGA’s processing at Vision Show, Stuttgart 2024.

    Gidel frame grabbers and edge AI vision at the Embedded World show 2024.

    Boost your vision! Brief introduction of Gidel’s Frame Grabber range – 2023.

    Gidel presented its FPGA-based architecture capable of processing Giga+ Pixels per second while maintaining exceptionally low power consumption.
    The session demonstrated how Gidel’s scalable FPGA solutions deliver real-time imaging performance, energy efficiency, and deterministic throughput for advanced vision and imaging systems.

    Presented by Reuven Weintraub, this talk highlighted Gidel’s expertise in real-time processing over Gigapixel/s image streams, demonstrating how FPGA-based architectures enable deterministic latency, scalable throughput, and efficient handling of ultra–high-resolution vision data.

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