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Megapixel revolution in CCTV

Last Updated on Saturday, 20 March 2010 03:07 Written by admin Wednesday, 3 March 2010 11:24

Megapixel revolution in CCTV

IP CCTV technology has developed so far relatively slowly. This was because the recorders with network functions (sometimes often more advanced than some IP cameras), supported by cheap analog cameras were an attractive alternative to IP CCTV systems.

Reduction of analog TV (PAL, NTSC) is the resolution, which is 720 x 576
No such restrictions on IP CCTV systems equipped with megapixel cameras.
The advantages of megapixel cameras can be made assuming that the optimal monitoring of approximately 130 pixels should be recorded every inch of the observed object.

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IP Tech

Last Updated on Saturday, 20 March 2010 03:08 Written by admin Wednesday, 3 March 2010 11:16

With the introduction of IP technology for CCTV systems have opened up new possibilities of monitoring systems. One of the more attractive possibility is to use the wireless transmission of images from the cameras to the network and access to live view via a web browser anywhere. There are also notification of alarms via e-mail or sms. IP technique also allows to easily join the system working more IP Camera Systems.

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How CCTV can be associated with RFID

Last Updated on Saturday, 20 March 2010 03:08 Written by admin Wednesday, 3 March 2010 11:13

Cage with the film The impact of recent note CataloguePod leeching in CCTV service department (where I collected some material relating to the Closed Circuit Television, CCTV television, industrial television, or – if you prefer – in a closed circuit television, or video-surveillance monitors). The site was previously the RFID division, where I’m trying to gather information on the induced radio tags (radio frequency identification). I thought that readers might be interesting bringing together of these two topics and I am probably a good idea how to do it.

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