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Mike Miethig is the Standard Products Electronic Group Manager for Teledyne DALSA and has been with the company since 1989. He has been involved in camera developments and system design throughout that time. Working with what became the Camera Link committee in 2000; Mike developed the first draft of the Camera Link Standard and designed with 3M the connector and pinout widely used today. Mike is now working with the AIA committee to establish CameraLink HS as the next generation machine vision interconnect standard.
CLHS specification 1.2 recently introduced the 25 Gbps speed along with the QSFP28, SFP28, and MPO connectors. The committee has proof of concept to achieve 50 Gbps using the same IP core, ensuring an easy transition to future speeds.
The manufacturing industry is a very competitive environment. Customers demand the highest quality at the lowest cost and are able to easily search a global economy for that perfect component.