Development Kit Suits Machine Vision Needs

Dec. 1, 1998
Demanding machine vision requirements in semiconductor, electronics and device manufacturing applications can be handled with version 3.3 of ITEX SDK, a high-level API for machine vision application development. The new version has been optimized to

Demanding machine vision requirements in semiconductor, electronics and device manufacturing applications can be handled with version 3.3 of ITEX SDK, a high-level API for machine vision application development. The new version has been optimized to handle demanding real-time requirements with minimal impact on the host CPU.New features include a high-performance Interrupt API, the AppWizard project template, support for Visual Basic 5, context-sensitive help, and non-destructive overlays on live images that reportedly place no load on the host CPU. The software also provides advanced functions that can be performed on-the-fly as images are being acquired, including color dot clipping, X/Y decimation, and 24-bit pixel packing.The software's robust Interrupt API is claimed as an industry-first in handling user-supplied interrupt functions in less than 100 µs of an external trigger.

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