Do you have a request to accurately measure the transmission delay of imaging equipment? The delay measurement unit DPN2011B can meet such a request.
The Delay Measurement Unit (DPN2011B) is a unique product that can measure the total video delay time of a system composed of an imaging camera, video transmission system, and display monitor. The LED lamp that flashes on and off with the trigger signal generated from DPN2011B is displayed on the monitor via the camera and video transmission system. The ON/OFF state of the LED flashing image on the monitor is captured by a photodiode (PD) and converted into an electrical signal. The difference between this signal and the trigger signal, which represents the total video delay time, is automatically acquired using a PC-connected oscilloscope and dedicated software "AccuLatencyII," allowing for data recording of the entire system's delay time on a PC. Additionally, as an option for measuring video delay between two distant points, we have prepared a GPS module (DPN2015B) and a timing keeper (DPN2016A). The DPN2015B can receive the 1-second periodic pulse signal from GPS satellites at each remote location, serving as a reference for delay time measurement. It should be noted that GPS pulse signals can be difficult to receive depending on the satellite's position or if indoors, and the timing keeper DPN2016A is the device that can capture pulses while DPN2015B is receiving GPS pulses.
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■DPN2011B Specifications - Hardware: Main unit, LED, PD, waveform observation unit (PicoScope 2000 series) - Delay time measurement range: 1 millisecond to 13 seconds (resolution 1 millisecond) - Measurement system delay time: 0.1 milliseconds or less - LED (light source) blinking cycle: 240 milliseconds to 30.7 seconds - Display values: When off (0%) ⇔ on (100%): 9 types, minimum, average, and maximum values at the timing of exceeding 20%, 50%, and 80% - Included software: AccuLatencyII for Windows PC (PC to be provided by the customer) - Power consumption: 4.5W (MAX) supplied from the PC's USB port (up to 1A driving capability) - Dimensions: Main unit (excluding protrusions) 135mm (W) × 35mm (H) × 100mm (D), waveform observation unit (excluding protrusions) 130mm (W) × 19mm (H) × 104mm (D) - Weight: < 0.2 kg: main unit, < 0.2 kg: waveform observation unit (both excluding cables) - Cable length: 2.5m between main unit and LED, 2.5m between main unit and PD (An optional extension cable (10m to 100m: up to 2 cables can be connected in series) is available for the main unit to LED connection.)
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■The following price range is for the delay measurement unit DPN2011B main unit. ■Please contact us for the prices of various options on our website. https://h-path.co.jp/contact/ ・LED Array Unit (DPN2014A): Used when LED lamps cannot be installed near the camera and the LED lamp's light output is insufficient. ・GPS Module (DPN2015A), Timing Keeper (DPN2016A): Used to measure the video transmission delay of the measured system between two distant locations using DPN2011B.
Price range
P3
Delivery Time
P4
※The delivery time may vary depending on the product's inventory status, so please feel free to contact us. If the item is in stock, delivery within a week is also possible.
Applications/Examples of results
- Precise measurement of delay time in video transmission/distribution using next-generation communication and the internet, such as Beyond 5G - Precise measurement of delay time in remote control of heavy machinery and robots using remote video - Precise measurement of delay time in video transmitted from moving objects such as drones - Evaluation of video transmission delay for the development of encoder/decoder hardware and compression software
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■GPS Module (DPN2015B): This unit is used to measure video delay between two distant points with the DPN2011B. The DPN2015B receives a 1-second periodic pulse signal from GPS satellites and can generate pulse signals with precise timing synchronization at intervals of 1, 5, 10, and 20 seconds anywhere. By preparing two sets of DPN2015B, one can flash an LED lamp at the location where the camera is placed using the pulse signal from DPN2015B, while the other is connected to the DPN2011B unit at the location where the LED lamp image is flashing on the monitor via the video transmission system. By using the GPS pulse signal as the trigger signal for the DPN2011B, it becomes possible to measure video delay between the two distant locations. ■Timing Keeper (DPN2016A): When using the DPN2015B, it is necessary to receive pulse signals from GPS satellites during measurement. However, GPS pulse signals can be difficult to receive depending on the satellite's position or in indoor environments. Therefore, the Timing Keeper DPN2016A is a unit that can capture pulses while the DPN2015B is receiving GPS pulse signals. The DPN2016A is equipped with an OCXO and can maintain accurate timing for extended periods with battery power.
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Koh Pass Communications Inc. is a venture established by volunteers from the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST). Utilizing the new optical communication technology called Dynamic Optical Path Network (DOPN), developed through the VICTORIES project at AIST, we are advancing the commercialization of this new optical communication technology and its derived technologies, which enable the bidirectional, zero-delay transmission of uncompressed optical signals between distant locations with ultra-low power consumption. "TeleSession" leverages DOPN as a platform to transmit 4K/8K ultra-high-definition video and high-quality audio in an uncompressed, zero-delay manner, allowing for real-time sharing as if through a "connecting window," aiming for applications in telemedicine and spatial sharing in distant music and theater halls. Additionally, the dark fiber network for DOPN can be used as a transmission path for high-capacity Ethernet. Our company focuses on three main pillars of business: building optical fiber network platforms, manufacturing and selling uncompressed optical transmission equipment for TeleSession, and producing and selling delay measurement units that can accurately measure the delay in video transmission.