Hikrobot MV-GX1104

Applications and neighbouring boards

Four-channel CXP-6 capture over a PCI-E gen3 × 4 host connection is the operating profile of MV-GX1104. Four DIN 1.0/2.3 interfaces accept camera rates from 1.25 to 6.25 Gbit/s. A 4 GB DDR4 buffer supports 3400 MB/s maximum and 3350 MB/s sustained transfer, while Mono and Bayer data from 8 to 16 bits and RGB 8 pass through the acquisition path.

The board serves multi-view inspection stations that need four coaxial camera feeds and a shared event interface. Eleven configurable lines accept single-ended or differential signaling; the bracket and PCB groups both cover 3.3 V DC to 24 V DC input/output. PoCXP is available on every channel at up to 13 W and 24 V DC, combining camera power with the corresponding CXP link when the load stays inside the allowance.

MV-GX1104 doubles MV-GX1102 from two ports and 2 GB to four ports and 4 GB without changing the 3350 MB/s sustained PCI-E gen3 × 4 host path. MV-GX1004 offers the same four-camera count and sustained rate through PCI-E gen2 × 8 with DDR3 memory. MV-GX1008 should be selected for eight CXP-6 ports and 6700 MB/s sustained bandwidth, while MV-GY1004 V2.0 is the four-port alternative for CXP-12 over HD-BNC.

Specifications

Selection and applications

Four-camera coaxial acquisition. High-depth multi-view imaging. Shared-trigger inspection capture.

Minimum kit: Combine MV-GX1104 with a PCI-E gen3 × 4 host, up to four CXP-6 cameras and DIN 1.0/2.3 coaxial cables, using no more than 13 W at 24 V DC of PoCXP power per channel.

Nearby in the range: MV-GX1102 — Prefer it for two CXP-6 cameras and a 2 GB DDR4 buffer.; MV-GX1004 — Prefer it when the host connection is PCI-E gen2 × 8.; MV-GY1004 V2.0 — Prefer it when four HD-BNC ports and CXP-12 rates are required..

Cameras that connect to this board

DIN 1.0/2.3 × 4 · up to 4 cameras · 3400 MB/s:

Matched by interface and port count.

FAQ

How many links can MV-GX1104 run at the full CXP-6 rate?

There are four DIN 1.0/2.3 camera interfaces, each supporting the listed range through 6.25 Gbit/s. The available link settings are 1.25, 2.5, 3.125, 5 and 6.25 Gbit/s for as many as four connected cameras.

What are the MV-GX1104 sustained and maximum host rates?

Through PCI-E gen3 × 4, the board is rated for 3400 MB/s maximum and 3350 MB/s sustained transfer bandwidth. Its 4 GB DDR4-RAM buffer absorbs timing differences between the four camera streams and host transfers.

How much camera power is available from each MV-GX1104 port?

Each CXP channel supports PoCXP at up to 13 W and 24 V DC. That rating applies independently per channel. The board's typical consumption is 11.1 W without the power supplied to attached cameras.

What voltage range does the MV-GX1104 control I/O accept?

All eleven configurable lines cover 3.3 V DC to 24 V DC input and output and support single-ended or differential signaling. Lines 0 through 6 are on the bracket, with lines 7 through 10 available on the PCB.

Can MV-GX1104 acquire both raw Bayer and RGB streams?

Yes. Bayer 8/10/12/16 and RGB 8 are listed, together with Mono 8/10/12/16. The board can therefore accept raw colour-filter data, RGB output or monochrome streams at the supported bit depths.

Which board is the two-port counterpart to MV-GX1104?

MV-GX1102 uses the same PCI-E gen3 × 4 host path, CXP-6 rates and 3350 MB/s sustained bandwidth, but has two DIN camera ports and 2 GB DDR4 instead of four ports and 4 GB.