2016/12/01: EDT has moved to a new location. Only our physical address has changed; all other contact information remains the same. Our new building, just about one mile from our previous location, offers more space for expansion and has facilities designed specifically to meet our expanding manufacturing and development requirements. Our new address is: 3423… Read more »
Topic: News
EDT introduces VisionLink XF: Camera Link fiber-optic extender for base through 80-bit mode
2016/09/21: EDT announces its new Camera Link fiber-optic extender, VisionLink XF, for base through 80-bit mode. The new extender, like the recently-released VisionLink RCX for base mode only, supports 20-85 MHz and transfers real-time image data to a host computer over distances of tens to thousands of meters. The new VisionLink XF improves on our previous… Read more »
EDT products help LIGO detect Einstein’s gravitational waves
2016/02/11: Big news! EDT products are involved in the exciting announcement that Caltech’s Laser Interferometer Gravitational Wave Observatory (LIGO) has detected gravitational waves for the first time. Predicted by Albert Einstein 100 years ago, gravitational waves are cosmic ripples which distort space-time itself. The LIGO project uses EDT frame grabbers and fiber extenders / converters, as diagrammed and described in… Read more »
Coming soon: Camera Link fiber-optic extender for medium through extended full mode
2016/04/04: EDT is adding another fiber-optic extender to its VisionLink series for Camera Link. The VisionLink XF extender, for medium through extended full mode, is now in development and will complement the existing VisionLink RCX extender for base mode. A pair of VisionLink XF modules, one connected to the camera and the other connected to the framegrabber,… Read more »