Listed below are products which have reached End of Life status and can no longer be supplied.
Please contact us with your requirements so we can recommend an alternative product to meet your needs. We will often be able to supply an off-the-shelf alternative, or can work with you to custom-design a solution.
The Harrier 10x AF-Zoom HD/3G-SDI Camera (Tamron MP1010M / MP1110M) provides real-time HD/3G-SDI video output and 10x optical zoom.
The camera is based on the Tamron MP1010M or Tamron MP1010M and comes with optical vibration compensation (-VC version), or without this feature (-WP version). It supports HD-VLC™ output mode for long cable length applications.
The Harrier 10x AF-Zoom IP Camera (Tamron MP1010M/MP1110M) is an autofocus-zoom block camera with 10x optical zoom and IP (Ethernet) video output with low latency H.264 RTP streaming video for industrial and real-time applications.
This extremely compact Ethernet IP autofocus-zoom camera is based on the Tamron MP1010M and available with optical vibration compensation (-VC version), or without (-WP version).
The Harrier 10x AF-Zoom USB/HDMI Camera (Tamron MP1010M / MP1110M) provides simultaneous HDMI and USB Video Class (UVC) v1.1 video output. The camera is based on the Tamron MP1010M or Tamron MP1110M and is extremely compact and lightweight, delivering a 10x zoom USB/HDMI camera that measures only 58.43 x 34.7 x 41.5mm.
The Harrier 10x AF-Zoom HDMI Camera (Tamron MP1010M / MP1110M) provides HDMI video output. The camera is based on the Tamron MP1010M or Tamron MP1110M and comes with optical vibration compensation (-VC version), or without this feature (-WP version). This 10x zoom block camera is extremely compact and lightweight and measures only 58.43 x 34.7 x 41.5mm.
The Tamron MP1010M-VC/WP AF-zoom camera is extremely light and compact, measuring only 58.4 x 31.9 x 41.5mm. It features a 10x zoom and a high-level photo optical image stabilizer. The camera is compatible with all Active Silicon’s Harrier series products and can be purchased as assembled USB, HDMI or HD-SDI camera solution.
The powerful Tamron MP1110M-VC/WP AF-zoom camera is extremely compact, measuring only 58.4 x 31.9 x 41.5mm. It features a 10x zoom and a high-level photo optical image stabilizer. The camera is compatible with all Active Silicon’s Harrier series products and can be purchased as assembled USB, HDMI or 3G/HD-SDI camera solution.
The Tamron MP2030M-GS is an AF-zoom camera with 30x optical zoom and a global shutter sensor. The camera is now end-of-life, however, Active Silicon has remaining stock of this quality camera that features a 1/1.8″ 3.19MP global shutter Sony sensor with excellent light sensitivity.
The Harrier 30x AF-Zoom 3G-SDI Camera (Sony FCB-EV7520 or -EV7520A) provides real-time 3G-SDI video output and 30x optical zoom. Based on the Sony FCB-EV7520/EV7520A, the camera is ideal for imaging in low-light conditions, provides simultaneous analog output in Standard Definition (SD) video, and supports HD-VLC™ output mode for long cable length applications.
The Harrier 30x AF-Zoom IP Camera (Sony FCB-EV7520 or -EV7520A) is based on the popular Sony FCB-EV7520 or EV7520A but offers Ethernet IP video output. The camera supports up to 1080p60 Full HD video output and the low latency H.264 RTP streaming video is ideal for industrial and real-time applications. Wireless and PoE options are available.
The Evaluation Kit for the Oriole HD-SDI Board Camera enables rapid setup and evaluation of the camera. It contains a multi-way evaluation cable, a USB-serial communication cable and a power supply.
The Harrier 30x AF-Zoom USB/HDMI Camera (Sony FCB-EV7520 or -EV7520A) provides simultaneous HDMI and USB Video Class (UVC) v1.1 video output. Based on the Sony FCB-EV7520/EV7520A, this camera solutions features a 30x optical zoom and is ideal for imaging in low-light conditions.
The Harrier 30x AF-Zoom HDMI Camera (Sony FCB-EV7520 or -EV7520A) provides real-time HDMI video output and 30x optical zoom. Based on the Sony FCB-EV7520A, the camera is ideal for imaging in low-light conditions. The camera, including the video output mode, can be controlled using VISCA commands over serial communications.
