ARINC 818 Card
ARINC 818 Frame Grabber and Video Generator
GRT currently offers three series of ARINC 818 cards, Matrix, Matrix Plus and Velocity. The functionality of all series are similar, with the biggest difference being the form factor and the maximum link rate. In addition, GRT offers a Matrix XMC card that supports a single ICD.
Common features:
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Frame Grabber, Video Generator, ARINC 818 to/from DVI
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Full-featured test applications
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Optional Windows and Linux SDKs available
Applications
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Large area display (LAD) and conventional display development
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Avionics video
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ATP for production displays
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Cockpit simulations
Program Phase
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Engineering
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Simulation labs
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Qualification testing
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Flight testing
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Production testing
Function
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Frame Grabber
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Video Generator
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Converter
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High-Speed Video Recorder
FRAME GRABBER
Configure an ARINC 818 card to transmit video and, at other times, to receive video. Each card has a dedicated output port for viewing full-motion video from fiber or coax without loading the bus. The cards capture video and header information over the PCIe bus up to the throughput limits of the cards.
A frame grabber in receive configuration with DVI output. See datasheets for additional configurations.
VIDEO GENERATOR
GRT's flexible video generators have the capability to:
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Load and transmit test patterns and images
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Add scrolling bars to transmitted images or test patterns
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Configure container and FC frame headers
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Capable of streaming live video from a file
Matrix/Velocity Plus application GUI: test software ships with all ARINC 818 cards from GRT.
CONVERTER
GRT cards are full-motion video transmitter products.
Use them to convert:
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Live DVI video to ARINC 818 (Matrix Plus, Matrix)
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Live HDMI video to ARINC 818 (Velocity)
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ARINC 818 video to DVI (Matrix Plus, Matrix)
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ARINC 818 video to HDMI (Velocity)
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For Stand Alone converters, see our Stand Alone Module, ruggedized Video Converter Module, and Systems and Recorders.
COMPLETE SDK FOR APPLICATIONS DEVELOPMENT
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A Windows-based Software Development Kit (SDK) affords quick deployment of real-time image and data acquisition systems, camera and sensor emulators, video generators, or other video-intensive applications. The SDK includes a user guide, sample code, and four hours of technical support.
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For those using LabVIEW™ to develop systems with Matrix cards, we also offer an SDK with sample and functional code that can be quickly customized.