CCTVCAD Lab Toolkit

CCTVCAD Lab Toolkit, the professional toolkit is capable of measuring parameters of various CCTV equipment.
This feature rich toolkit has made the important task of measuring the parameters of various CCTV equipment like - cameras, lenses, filters, light sources and others simpler. Enhanced with full-featured interface this utility can measure the sensitivity and resolution of real video cameras, optical transmission and resolution of lenses and filters, infrared light power in order to obtain precise parameters for modeling. The tool supports different features like: the ability to measure exposure time and threshold illumination of IP cameras, measure rolling shutter row time of IP cameras with CMOS sensor, ability to analyze real video images and live video on the computer monitor, and many more user end benefits.
This tool also provides a solution for measuring the frame rate, signal-to-noise ratio and other parameters.

CCTVCAD Lab Toolkit - is a collection of software tools for measuring parameters of various CCTV equipment (cameras, lenses, filters, light sources and other).
Using CCTVCAD Lab Toolkit you can:
Measure sensitivity and resolution of real video cameras, optical transmission and resolution of lenses and filters, infrared light power in order to obtain precise parameters for modeling (illumination meter is additionally required).
Measure exposure time and threshold illumination of IP cameras. Measure rolling shutter row time of IP cameras with CMOS sensor (oscilloscope and low-frequency oscillator are additionally required).
Analyze real video images and live video on the computer monitor. Measure frame rate, signal-to-noise ratio and other parameters. Analyze separate lines of image, measure object/background contrast.
Determine from the Spectral Power Distribution curves and measure in practice the Spectral efficiency of visible and infrared light sources for the different image sensors.
Independent measuring parameters of CCTV equipment is necessary for proper designing and modeling in VideoCAD because commonly manufacturer's specifications have not enough parameters or parameter's values are uncertain.