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Understanding Latency in Real-Time Imaging Applications

Author: Pleora Technologies
Wednesday, March 01, 2017
Imaging system designers rely on latency performance data to help determine how quickly a system can process, analyze and in some applications display images. Low latency enables higher-speed quality inspection, and is critical for applications such as image-guided surgery and military vetronic systems where end-users require real-time imaging data to make decisions. This paper provides an overview on the constituent elements of latency, and provides latency test results for image transfer over a GigE Vision link.

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