SDR to SDR Camera Link Cable
Keywords :
SDR to SDR Camera Link Cable
Specification :
SDR 26 Pin Cable
Performance :
PCM-S-0535
Category :
MDR SDR Cable
Detail
Industrial Camera Cable Assembly SDR to SDR
Optimize your high-speed imaging architecture with the Premier Cable PCM-S-0535. This professional-grade SDR to SDR assembly is engineered for the next generation of machine vision, supporting an 85MHz clock rate and long-distance transmission up to 30 meters. By integrating Power over Camera Link PoCL, it consolidates high-bandwidth data and power into a single 26 Pin Shrunk D Ribbon interconnect. Designed for space-constrained environments and dynamic motion, UL-compliant, high-flex cabling ensures zero-latency signal integrity between Camera Link cameras and frame grabbers in the most demanding industrial cycles.

Specifications:
Part Number | PCM-S-0535 |
Connector Type | Dual SDR 26 Pin |
Transmission Standard | Camera Link Standard Compliant |
Clock Rate | Supports up to 85MHz |
Power Support | Power over Camera Link |
Max Distance | Up to 30 meters |
Key Performance Features:
PoCL Support: Integrated power and data transmission through one cable.
85MHz Capability: Full compliance with Camera Link high-speed clock rates.
Compact SDR Form: Shrunk D Ribbon interface for high-density system layouts.
UL VW-1 Compliant: Fire-retardant and safe for rigorous industrial environments.
Long-Distance Stability: Capable of reaching 30m while maintaining bit-perfect signal integrity.
Motion-Rated Construction: Engineered specifically for robotic arms and dynamic machine vision parts.
Technical Comparison: SDR vs. MDR (Definition & Difference)
As industrial systems move toward miniaturization, understanding the physical interface is critical for system integration:
SDR (Shrunk D Ribbon): The SDR is the miniaturized evolution of the MDR. It maintains the identical 26-pin configuration and electrical performance but significantly reduces the physical footprint.
MDR (Mini D Ribbon): Originally introduced by 3M, this 26 Pin connector is the foundational standard for early Camera Link systems. While robust, its larger footprint is often a limitation in modern compact designs.
The Key Difference: MDR and SDR are electrically compatible and both support the full Camera Link standard. The primary distinction is the form factor—SDR allows for higher density and more compact system layouts without sacrificing speed or PoCL functionality.

Industrial Applications:
Medical Imaging: Stable data link for high-resolution diagnostics.
Machine Vision: High-speed connection for industrial cameras and grabbers.
Industrial Automation: Reliable performance in factory-floor quality inspection.
Dynamic Environments: Motion-critical applications in robotics and move-control.
Scientific Research: Specialized setups requiring long-distance, 85MHz signal stability.
FAQs:
Q: Is the PCM-S-0535 suitable for continuous motion in a C-Track?
A: Yes. Its high-flex, UL-compliant jacket is designed for dynamic stress, making it ideal for robotic arms.
Q: Can I use this SDR to SDR cable on an MDR frame grabber?
A: No directly. You would need an MDR to SDR conversion cable. This specific PCM-S-0535 is for systems where both the camera and the grabber use the compact SDR interface.
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