05/02/2007
Pixim's DPS technology is integrated in GE's new box camera
Mountain View, Calif. (USA)
The KTC-XP3 is the next generation in wide dynamic range cameras. Like the first generation KTC-XP1, the KTC-XP3 UltraView uses the latest XPosure image capture technology to provide high performance in challenging lighting conditions combined with improved low-light performance.
GE Security's new XP3 Camera Series fully leverages Pixim's Orca chipset, providing industry leading wide dynamic range for accurate colour and minimal blooming and smear in extreme lighting conditions. Wide dynamic range ensures accurate video capture in challenging lighting conditions, such as glare, direct sunlight, reflections, and strong backlight, 24/7.
The KTC-XP3 employs dual temperature sensor calibration technology, which dynamically corrects thermal noise as the sensor cyclically, heats and cools during the day and night throughout the year. solar radiation.
DPS technology's image consistency and accuracy overcomes typical impediments of existing analogue CCD sensors, which have trouble producing positive subject identification caused by image blooming and smear, as well as limited colour fidelity. The DPS image sensor converts light to a digital signal at each pixel, enabling each pixel to have independent, optimized exposure times to deliver the highest image quality and color accuracy.
"GE's next-generation product line employing XPosure technology, the XP3 UltraView Camera Series, capitalizes on Pixim's leading edge technology for asset security," comments John Monti, Vice President of Sales & Marketing for Pixim. "Pixim's DPS technology provides GE Security with state-of-the-art image capture and processing technology which complements GE's comprehensive surveillance system solutions."










