The amazing true color IK-HD1 delivers the
clearest, sharpest picture available - from the world’s smallest
3CCD camera head.
Toshiba Imaging has launched the world’s
smallest HD camera head, measuring just 1.6 inches and weighing
only 2.3 oz. It is envisaged that the mini IK-HD1 will be used
for scientific imaging and diagnostics, specialty broadcasting,
homeland security, and industrial video and inspection
applications.
The ultra-compact control unit makes the IK-HD1 ideal for
broadcasting and other imaging tasks where space is limited as
it is no much bigger than an ice cube. The camera has 1080i
output and Toshiba’s HD 3CCD prism block technology helps
deliver sharp, clear, true color imagery. High-definition 1920
(H) x 1080 (V) resolution at 30 frames per second means the
camera is an attractive option for reality TV and sports
broadcasters and it has already been used for filming on New
American Gladiators.
The camera comes standard with a C-mount lens flange and RS232C
serial interface and multiple outputs for HD-SDI (SMPTE 292M),
analog RGB, or Y/Pb/Pr. Accessories for the HDTV camera system
includes a 4mm or 15mm lens and camera cables in 3-, 6-, 10- or
30-meter lengths.
Features
-1080i output
-1920 x 1080 output pixels
-3CCD (1/3”) interlace
-Remote cable lengths to over 90 feet (30 meters)
-C-mount
-Digital HD-SDI (SMPTE 292M); Analog RGB or Y/Pb/Pr
-RS 232C serial interface
-Auto & manual white balance
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