IDT CrashCam mini Overview
IDT CrashCam mini is a high-speed event-recording family with onboard capture memory. The supplied catalog describes earlier 1550/3525 configurations; current manufacturer model sheets must govern the actual quotation. Capture, download and live playback are different operating paths.
Key Specifications
Product detail | Specification |
Product | IDT CrashCam mini |
Image format | Model-specific recorded area image |
Acquisition | Model-Specific Cmos Event Acquisition |
Interface | Model-specific control/download and HDSDI live-view arrangements |
Capture rate | Current 1550 example up to 4650 fps at 1440 × 1024; capture-mode dependent |
Reviewed scope | High-speed event-recording camera family |
Current 1550 example | 1440 × 1024 at up to 4650 fps in manufacturer table |
Review Summary
CrashCam mini merits evaluation when a short fast event must be recorded in a confined or mechanically demanding setup. Its useful distinction is capturing an event into local memory with a documented timing arrangement. A recording camera should be selected from exposure, event duration, optical field and mounting conditions rather than a streaming frame-rate headline.
Integration and Selection
The current 1550 table pairs 1440 × 1024 with up to 4650 fps. That describes capture into the selected recording arrangement, not a promise of continuous host streaming at that rate. Define pre-trigger and post-trigger coverage, synchronization and the usable event duration. Verify the complete stored sequence and its time association with other test data.
Price: Request a quote.
