HIGH SPEED VIDEO RECORDING
The KODAK EKTAPRO HS Motion Analyzer, Model 4540 is an ultra high-speed digital video recording system with the ability to record up to 4,500 full frames per second, and up to 40,500 partial frames per second for immediate playback. These fast frame rates allow motion analysis and image storage of extremely rapid events such as air bag deployment, disk drive head movement, and ballistics studies.

INSTANT ANALYSIS
Operating as a digital image recorder, the system can store up to 24,576 full frames and up to 393,216 partial frames in electronic memory. Digital images can be replayed from memory for instant viewing.

POWERFUL TRIGGERING
The capture of unpredictable events is readily accomplished using the electronic triggering features of the Motion Analyzer. Trigger signals can be received from a variety of sources including optical, acoustical, impact, acceleration, temperature and proximity sensors. Frames can be stored as pre-trigger or post-trigger images, or as a combination of both. Individual and discrete groups (2, 4, 16, 64, 128 and 256) of frames may also be recorded.

SHARP, CLEAR IMAGES
The 256 x 256 pixel sensor produces sharp images with 256 levels of gray. In addition, the light sensitivity of the system is excellent, reducing the need for supplemental lighting.

Once captured by the Model 4540mx, the stored images can be downloaded to standard video tape for future reference and analysis. Alternatively, using the optional Digital Data Interface the images can be transferred to a PC for viewing and automated motion analysis. The DDI uses a SCSI-2 interface to download industry standard TIFF files to the PC.

• Exceptional High-Speed: Records up to 4,500 full frames per second or up to 40,500 partial frames per second.
• Electronic Memory: Images are stored in digital memory and are available for immediate playback.
• Large Format Sensor: 256 x 256 pixels, each with a 256 gray level response.
• Standard Video Output: For computer acquisition and VCR storage of images. Image transfer to a PC via SCSI-2 bus.