• AIA Standard (Automated Imaging Association)
• Up to 125 MB/s
• Cable Lengths Up to 100 m
• Readily accomodates multiple cameras
• Options for Power Over Ethernet (PoE)
• Low CPU usage

• Latest AIA Standard (Automated Imaging Association)
• Up to 400 MB/s
• Cable lengths up to 5 m
• Provides up to 4.5 power over cable
• Very Low CPU usage
• Easy To Integrate

• AIA Standard (Automated Imaging Association)
• Up To 850 MB/s
• Cable lengths up to 10 m
• Options for Power over Camera Link (PoCL)
• For demanding I/O sysnchronization
• Very Low CPU usage

• Transmit high-bandwidth uncompressed video over GigE or USB 3.0
• Preserve infrastructure investments
• Overcome cabling limitations
• Use lower cost, smaller footprint computing platforms
• GigE Vision and USB3 Vision compliant  

• AIA Standard (Automated Imaging Association)
• 40 MB/s
• Cable lengths up to 5 m
• Integrated power over cable
• Low CPU usage

• AIA Standard (Automated Imaging Association)
• 80 MB/s
• Cable lengths up to 5 m
• Integrated power over cable
• Low CPU usage

Common video standards include:

• RS-170 monochrome
• CCIR monochrome
• NTSC color
• PAL color