GigE Card Frame Grabber

40 GigE Card Frame Grabber & FPGA Processing

  • Grabbing from Up to 4x 10 GigE Vision cameras
  • Zero frame loss and almost zero CPU utilization
  • Ideal for Recording & Streaming solutions
  • Inline Image Processing option including:
  • Supports 100+ synchronized cameras using the InfiniVision
  • Memory: up to 33 GB
  • Form factor: full-height, single-slot, half-length PCI Express card

High-Performance GigE Card Frame Grabber: Proc10A-40GigE

The Proc10A-40GigE is a high-performance GigE card designed for real-time image acquisition, processing, and compression in demanding multi-camera vision environments. Powered by Altera Arria 10 FPGA technology, it supports up to 4 × 10 GigE Vision cameras natively and can also scale to dozens of synchronized cameras via a network switch. Furthermore, with 33 GB of on-board memory, it guarantees zero frame loss, ultra-low latency, and negligible CPU load, thereby making it ideal for mission-critical applications.


Performance and Real-Time Image Processing

The Proc10A-40GigE is available as a plug-and-play GigE card or as part of a complete solution integrating image acquisition, modular real-time preprocessing, enhancement, and advanced compression IPs (.JPEG, Lossless, Quality+).

Inline enhancement features include:

  • High Dynamic Range (HDR) – Captures superior details in high-contrast lighting conditions.

  • White Balance – Maintains color accuracy across variable lighting conditions.

  • Dynamic Luminance Balance – Preserves consistent brightness under changing illumination.

  • Gamma Correction – Optimizes brightness and contrast for improved clarity.

Real-time compression with Dynamic ROI delivers:

  • Extended recording times without compromising quality.

  • Lower transmission bandwidth for efficient data handling.

  • Accelerated offline compression, reducing storage needs and post-processing time.


InfiniVision Architecture – Multi-Camera GigE Card

Gidel’s InfiniVision architecture addresses critical multi-camera challenges, including bandwidth, synchronization, connectivity, and scalability. Consequently, the Proc10A-40GigE GigE card supports up to 4 × 10 GigE Vision cameras directly and can manage large-scale synchronized setups via switches.

A PCIe Gen3 x8 interface ensures CPU-free, ultra-fast data transfer, while on-board 33 GB buffers enhance acquisition stability and enable real-time FPGA-based image processing. As a result, the Proc10A-40GigE provides reliable performance in high-speed, high-resolution imaging systems.


Flexible Operating Modes

The Proc10A-40GigE supports two operating modes selectable via firmware:

  • InfiniVision: Ideal for synchronized multi-camera setups, combining all data—even across multiple cards—into a single buffer with dynamic resolutions and formats.

  • ProcFG: Tailored for precision applications, offering fixed frame sizes, pixel formats, and ROI grabbing (uncompressed).

As a result, the Proc10A-40GigE adapts seamlessly to a variety of workflows, from complex multi-camera systems to streamlined single-camera operations.


SDK and Development Tools

The Proc10A-40GigE is supported by Gidel’s SDK, featuring intuitive GUIs and APIs for streamlined integration. Additionally, the ProcVision Suite adds advanced FPGA programming, debugging, and validation tools, enabling developers to customize data flows, real-time processing, and compression pipelines with ease. Consequently, they can create optimized, application-specific solutions faster and with reduced risk.


Why Choose the GigE Card Proc10A-40GigE?

  • Supports up to 4 × 10 GigE Vision cameras, scalable via switches.

  • FPGA-based real-time processing with HDR, white balance, and gamma correction.

  • Dynamic ROI compression for storage and bandwidth efficiency.

  • Flexible operating modes for multi-camera and precision setups.

  • Advanced SDK and ProcVision Suite for rapid development and integration.

Looking for a lower-power GigE Vision option? Visit HawkEye-20GigE.
Need higher-bandwidth GigE Vision card option? Check out Proc1C10M-120GigE.
For a GigE Vision card with AI option? Visit Proc1C10N-120GigE

For a Jetson-based GigE Vision solutions, see FantoVision20-GigE, FantoVision20 and FantoVision40 Edge Computer Vision Systems.

          Target Applications

  • Military & Defense

  • Recording & Streaming Applications

  • Aerospace (including drones and UAVs)

  • Medical Imaging

  • Outdoor Imaging

  • Sports Analytics

  • ATE (Automated Test Equipment)

  • Electron Microscopy

  • Industrial Inspection & Sorting Machines

  • Agriculture

  • Scientific Research

General

Camera Input
  • 4x 10 GigE Cameras
  • 8x 5 GigE Cameras
  • 16x 2.5 GigE Cameras
  • 30x 1 GigE Cameras
GigE Version
GigE Vision 2.1
Camera Input Connectors
1 x QSFP | 4x RJ45
(Fiber optic / Copper)
Additional Connectors
  • PHS daughterboard connector
  • JTAG
Advanced Features
  • On-the -fly selective ROI acquisition
  • Chunk Data
Image Formats
  • Mono, Bayer, RGBA (8, 10, 12, 14 and 16 bits/color)
  • RGB (8, 10 and 12 bits/color)
Max. Resolution
  • Horizontal: 16 K pixels (64-bit)
  • Vertical: 65 K lines
Maximum Acquisition Throughput
20 Gb/s, aggregate up to 40 Gb/s
Compression & Image Enhancements
Compression Options: Image Enhancements Options:
  • High Dynamic Range (HDR) correction
For more modular image-processing options - Contact Us
Host Bus
PCIe x 8 Gen. 3
On Board Memory
Up to 33 GB
Camera Types
  • Area
  • Line Scan
Form Factor
Single-slot, full-height half-length PCIe card
GPIO
External IO - 12x LVTTL
Power
8-35W: Depends on user application and FPGA Type
Cooling
Passive cooling | Active cooling (fan)
MTBF
> Million hours (With Passive Cooling)

Environmental conditions

Temperature
Operating ambient air temperature: 0 – 55° C
Humidity
  • Continuous Operation: 10 - 80% (non-condensing)
  • Peak Operation: 10 - 90% (non-condensing)
Environmental Compliance
Modular Real-Time
Image Processing
Gidel FPGA flow can integrate advanced image processing algorithms, including:
  • Compression encoders: JPEG | Lossless | Quality+
  • High Dynamic Range (HDR) correction from a single exposure
  • White Balance – Maintains color accuracy across variable lighting conditions
  • Dynamic Luminance Balance – Preserves consistent brightness under changing illumination
  • Morphological operations such as Open/Close using a round structuring element
User FPGA code
  • Users can integrate their own FPGA code with Gidel’s IPs
For more information, refer to the FPGA Processing tab

The Proc10A-40GigE frame grabber offers two powerful customization paths to meet specific application requirements:

  1. Modular Pre-Configured Features
    Gidel provides a range of pre-embedded modules tailored to your specifications—such as real-time compression, HDR, and other advanced features. (See the Options tab for available configurations.)

  2. User-Level FPGA Customization
    Leverage Gidel’s development tools and IP libraries to integrate your proprietary FPGA logic and extend the system’s capabilities for acquisition, image processing, and control.

The Gidel ProcVision Suite delivers a complete toolchain for advanced user-level FPGA customization of the data flow, image pipeline, image processing, and more—ensuring optimal performance for your vision or imaging application.

Contact Our Experts

The Proc10A-40GigE frame grabber offers two powerful customization paths to meet specific application requirements:

  1. Modular Pre-Configured Features
    Gidel provides a range of pre-embedded modules tailored to your specifications—such as real-time compression, HDR, and other advanced features. (See the Options tab for available configurations.)

  2. User-Level FPGA Customization
    Leverage Gidel’s development tools and IP libraries to integrate your proprietary FPGA logic and extend the system’s capabilities for acquisition, image processing, and control.

The Gidel ProcVision Suite delivers a complete toolchain for advanced user-level FPGA customization of the data flow, image pipeline, image processing, and more—ensuring optimal performance for your vision or imaging application.

Proc10A-40GigE: FPGA resources comparison
ModelProc10A-40G-027Proc10A-40G-066Proc10A-40G-115
FPGAAltera Arria 10 GX 270Altera Arria 10 GX 660Altera Arria 10 GX 1150
FPGA-ALM101,620250,540 427,200
FPGA-M20K7502,1332,713
FPGA - 18 x 19 Multiplier1,6603,5563,036
Peripheral Memory:
  • DRAM A capacity
  • 1 GB1 GB1 GB
  • DRAM A sustain bandwidth
  • 5.6 GB/s5.6 GB/s5.6 GB/s
  • SoDIMM B capacity
  • 0, 8,16 GB0, 8,16 GB0, 8,16 GB
  • SoDIMM B sustain bandwidth
  • 8.96 GB/s8.96 GB/s8.96 GB/s
  • SoDIMM C capacity
  • 0, 8,16 GB0, 8,16 GB0, 8,16 GB
  • SoDIMM C sustain bandwidth
  • 8.96 GB/s8.96 GB/s8.96 GB/s

    Grabbers SDK

    InfiniVision
    Designed for acquisition from a large number of cameras (100+), with an option for embedded real-time compression.
    ProcFG
    Optimized for line-scan camera acquisition, combining ROI-based grabbing with integrated debugging and analysis tools.

    Application Interfaces

    GUI Applications
    • InfiniVision
    • ProcFG
    • CameraConfig – Camera discovery and configuration
    • ggvcon – GigE Vision network configuration
    APIs
    • InfiniVision with supporting examples
    • ProcFG with supporting examples
    • Gen<i>Cam GenTL producer libraries compatible with C/C++ compilers
    • InitCam for developing user Gen<i>Cam camera configuration application
    • GigE for developing camera network communication applications

    Software Compatibility

    Third-party software
    • MVTec Halcon machine vision software
    •  Camera control Gen<i>Cam based application
    Operation Systems supported
    • Windows 11
    • Windows 10
    • Windows Server 2022
    • Windows Server 2019
    • Windows Server 2016
    • Linux (kernel 2.6.x- 6.12)
    Please note: Linux version doesn’t include the ProcFG/InfiniVision GUI, just the API.
    Documentation
    Proc10A-40GigE Datasheet Open
    Proc10A-40GigE Block Diagram Open
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