Zebra Rapixo CoF Pro Quad 25G PCIe Gen3 x16 frame grabber with 16GB SDRAM and active fansink with onboard processing
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Description
The Zebra Rapixo CoF Frame Grabber is a CoaXPress-over-Fiber image acquisition board designed for machine vision engineers and system integrators working in the most demanding industrial imaging environments. Available in two models — the Rapixo CoF Quad 10G and the Rapixo CoF Pro Quad 25G — it delivers aggregate bandwidths of 40 Gbps and 100 Gbps respectively over fiber optic connections, enabling high-resolution, high-speed camera acquisition for semiconductor and electronics manufacturing, flat panel display inspection, pipeline inspection, infrastructure monitoring, intelligent transportation systems, and medical imaging. Fiber optic connectivity eliminates electromagnetic interference from copper wiring and supports camera-to-host distances up to 250 meters without signal degradation, while the Pro Quad 25G's onboard FPGA processing and up to 16 GB of DDR4 memory enable real-time image preprocessing that reduces CPU load and prevents dropped frames. Both models install as full-height, three-quarter-length PCIe Gen3 x16 boards and operate under Windows and Linux environments.
What maximum data throughput does the Zebra Rapixo CoF Frame Grabber support, and how is it achieved?
The Zebra Rapixo CoF supports up to 100 Gbps of aggregate throughput by using CoaXPress-over-Fiber technology, with the Rapixo CoF Pro Quad 25G delivering 100 Gbps across four 25 Gbps channels via a QSFP28 interface, and the Rapixo CoF Quad 10G delivering 40 Gbps across four 10 Gbps channels via a QSFP+ interface.
How many cameras can the Zebra Rapixo CoF Frame Grabber support simultaneously, and over what maximum cable distance?
Both models support up to four cameras per frame grabber, with connections configurable as four channels to a single camera or one channel each to four individual cameras, and fiber optic cabling enables camera-to-PC distances up to 250 meters without signal degradation or additional amplification.
What are the onboard memory specifications for each Zebra Rapixo CoF model, and why does it matter for high-speed imaging?
The Rapixo CoF Quad 10G includes 4 GB of DRAM for image buffering, while the Rapixo CoF Pro Quad 25G includes configurable 16 GB DDR4 memory, which allows it to buffer high-resolution image data and eliminate dropped frames even during fast-frame-rate captures such as web inspections.
Which operating systems and software libraries are compatible with the Zebra Rapixo CoF Frame Grabber?
The Rapixo CoF is compatible with Windows 10 22H2, Windows 11 23H2, and Ubuntu 22.04 LTS (64-bit), and it works with MIL (-Lite) X 24H2 with update 152 and Aurora Imaging Library (Lite) X version 24H2 for x64/Linux.
What industries and applications is the Zebra Rapixo CoF Frame Grabber designed for?
The Rapixo CoF is designed for demanding environments including semiconductor, electronics, and flat panel display manufacturing, pipeline inspection, infrastructure monitoring, surveillance, intelligent transportation systems, and medical imaging, where high throughput and reliable signal integrity are essential.
Does the Zebra Rapixo CoF Frame Grabber provide any protection against electromagnetic interference in industrial environments?
Yes, its fiber optic connectivity provides inherent electrical isolation between cameras and the host system, eliminating risks from EMI, ground loops, lightning strikes, and voltage spikes, making it well suited for electromagnetically noisy settings such as those involving high-power machinery or welding operations.