Radar Processing And Display Products

	Scan Conversion - Use the SPx classes to add high-quality PPI, A-Scan or B-Scan display into your Windows or Linux application. The scan converter provides industry-leading features such as multi-channels, retained trails on zoom, real-time fade and semi-transparent blending with underlays. Learn more about SPx Radar Scan Conversion
	Network Distribution - Use the SPx classes to add digital network distribution to your existing radar processor. The classes provided a simple-to-use interface and take responsibility for compression, decompression and network distribution. Learn more about SPx Radar Compression and Distribution
	Radar Processing - The SPx classes provide a framework for radar processing, including many common processing functions for signal-to-noise enhancement, clutter rejection and area-based processing. Advanced modules for target extraction and Kalman-filter tracking complete the processing family. A unique feature of SPx is the ability to add your own capabilities using the SPx framework as a development toolkit. This allows import of existing algorithms and expansion to support future needs. SPx is an open, extensible framework. Learn more about SPx Radar Processing
	Radar Recording - The SPx class support radar compression for local recording of the video to a hard disk. Recording occurs simultaneously with distribution, tracking or display and uses industry-standard ZLIB or Cambridge Pixel's own ORC radar coding format for lossless compression.
	Plot Extraction and Target Tracking - A modular, extensible implementation of a high-performance primary plot extraction and multi-hypothesis target tracker. The plot extraction modules process incoming radar video to identify target-like shapes that pass a position, size, shape and intensity test. These plots, or blobs, are passed on to a sophisticated multi-hypothesis tracker that provides automatic track initiation and tracking. The tracker may be fully configured from parameter files and remote network commands. The flexible  implementation can be provided as a black-box solution in a PC or embedded processor card format, or else as a fully integrated sub-system.  Learn more about Plot Extraction and Tracking
	HPx Radar Interface Cards - Our HPx series of radar interface cards provide a high-performance, cost-effective solution for capture and pre-processing of primary radar video. We can provide cards in a range of industry-standard format factors, including PCI and PMC,  to support radar digitisation up to 100 MHz. Learn more about the about HPx Radar Interface hardware
	SPx Servers - SPx servers are turn-key processing units that accept radar video over network or interface cards.Standard processing servers include distribution units, plot extractors and target trackers. Custom servers can be built by Cambridge Pixel or, using the SPx Development license, by our customers. Learn more about SPx Servers
	SPx Screen Recorder - SPx Screen Recorder provides a software-based screen record and replay solution for X Windows SPx Screen Recorder
	SPx Software - We can supply SPx as a C++ class library that you can add to your application, or we can configure self-contained servers that provide turn-key capabilities on PC or embedded computing hardware. Learn more about the SPx product family here or see our FAQ here.

SPx Software The SPx software library provides a class-based object  library for radar processing, display, distribution and recording. The classes are  combined into a flexible framework that can be extended with custom software. The SPx software library provides performance and flexibility, with open system architectures and COTS hardware for cost-effective solutions.	SPx Scan Conversion The SPx software-based radar scan converter provides PPI and A-Scan displays with Microsoft Windows and  Linux/X11. The scan-conversion process is cleanly separated from the display processing, supporting client-server or integrated architectures with options for multiple channels and real-time fading.	SPx Radar Distribution SPx provides ZLIB and ORC-based radar compression in flexible C++ classes that may be combined with distribution objects for radar distribution solutions. Solutions are available in component form for custom development, or as turn-key servers delivering network video into client displays.