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We provide products that combine two different domains; the image processing technology of graphics, and the information technology of communication interfaces.

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Graphin’s Gpirates, Evaluation Suite for Image Sensor Products, has passed MIPI extensive interoperability tests against 11 different CSI cameras. Release on January 15th 2010(2010/01/15)More

For Paralell,MIPI,SMIA,HiSPi&Other serial to be supported. GPirates, an Evalution System for Images from Imaging-Sensors
	Features   - MIPI 4lane supported with CSI-2 - SMIA supported with CCP2 - HiSPi 4lane supported - Parallel 16bit supported - Other serial supported - Functionality to adjust skews in between lanes supported - Image-Capture-Mode supported - Packet-Capture-Mode supported *1 MIPI(Mobile Industry Processor Interface) *2 CSI-2(Camera Serial Interface) *3 SMIA(Standard Mobile Imaging) *4 CCP2(Compact Camera Port 2)
Brief Overview GPirate, an Evaluation System for Images from Imaging-Sensors is intended for widely applicable domain such as Research & Development for imeging-sensor-products, sales tools for demonstrations, and inspections for manufacturing. GPirates allows you to take up for CSI-2 compliant with MIPI specifications, andfor CCP2 compliant with SMIA specifiations when you hook up GPLAB-ADB, an advanced board which Graphin developed. Click Here for your inquiry on sales and technical issuesMore

Image input boards

Introduction to Interface boards that connect between industrial image testing system cameras and PCs

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Image sensor evaluation system

Introduction to Research & Development in image sensor products, manufacturing testing products, Evaluation Systems for a demonstration purpose.

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Digital input/output boards

Introduction to Digital input/output boards that interface between target devices and PCs at high-speed with enough capacities

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Customized Development

We would be more than happy to meet your design requirement, to improve your specifications, and to build newly your development and your systems.

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