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SVSi is the leading supplier of scientific medical equipment including medical cameras,
Endoscopy, Ultrasound, Medicapture, and medical printers, from top brand names as
Sony, Hitachi, Panasonic, Tatung, and Mitsubishi, among others.


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ICR (IR Cut Removable): This function is useful in low light environments. With the IR cut filter removed, the sensitivity of the camera to IR illumination is increased.
IEEE 1394: A digital networked serial interface for high-speed data transmission. Available speeds are 200 and 400 Mb/s, and 800 Mb/s speed is planned in the near future. IEEE 1394 is an ideal interface between a computer and audio/video products because of its ability to transfer a real-time data stream at low cost, with high reliability and ease of use.
Interlaced scanning: Scanning method in which half of the lines are scanned in one field (odd-numbered lines), and the other half are scanned in the next field (even-numbered lines). Thus adjacent lines of a complete picture (one frame) belong to successive fields. Interlaced scanning doubles the screen refresh rate as seen by the viewer and reduces flicker. At screen refresh rates significantly higher than the 25/30 frames/second used in TV systems, interlaced scanning may not be necessary.
Interval AF: AF (Auto Focus) mode is periodically switched ON, then OFF (fixed focus). The duration of the on and off intervals is separately adjustable.
IT (Interline Transfer): In IT CCD technology, the charges on exposed pixels are transferred to light-shielded vertical readout zones embedded in the sensitive area. IT devices are simpler to manufacture and are therefore less costly than FT or FIT devices. Mostly used in industrial and consumer Cameras.
Iris: An adjustable sized aperture in a camera lens that controls the amount of light reaching the imager. Compensates for changing lighting conditions. Iris control may be either manual or automatic, depending on the application and the type of camera. When iris is fixed, a variable electronic shutter can be used instead (CCD Iris).
Isochronous transmission mode: IEEE 1394 data transmission mode featuring guaranteed transmission timing and bandwidth. Appropriate for just-in-time transmission of video and audio and computer data.

 


SVSi is the leading supplier of scientific medical equipment including medical cameras,
Endoscopy, Ultrasound, Medicapture, and medical printers, from top brand names as
Sony, Hitachi, Panasonic, Tatung, and Mitsubishi, among others.
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