The document discusses and compares analog and IP CCTV solutions. It outlines the main components of each system including cameras, storage devices, cables and other equipment. It provides details on different camera types, recording devices, cabling options and considerations for each solution. Overall, it finds that while analog solutions have lower installation costs, IP solutions provide better video quality, individual camera viewing, long distance connectivity and reliability.

2.  Types of CCTV solution
 Camera (Analog & IP)
 Storage Device
 Cables
 Other equipments
 Single line diagram of analog & IP CCTV system
 Comparison of Analog & IP solution

3. Two types of solution available in market
960H analog
1. Analog Solution
2. IP Solution
(Uses CCD image sensor
with maximum resolution of
700TVL)
HD
(Uses progressive scan
CMOS image sensor which
supports megapixel
resolution up to 1080P)
(IP based advanced technology)

4.  In terms of Solution
 Analog
 IP
 In terms of shape
 Dome
 Bullet
 Box
 PTZ
 Fish Eye
 Hidden

5.  Used for CCTV surveillance system for
passing video data through traditional
Coaxial cable

6. • HD-CVI stands for High Definition
Composite Video Interface
• The technology is introduced by
Dahua
• Used by DAHUA, CP PLUS
• HD-TVI stands for High
Definition Transport Video
Interface
• HD-TVI was developed by a
USA company – Techpoint
• Used by HIKVISION, AVTECH,
POWERTECH

7.  Advanced technology that
communicates through
Computer network
 Uses an individual IP for its
own (Each camera)
 PTZ (Pan-tilt-Zoom) is a
special kind of camera (usually
IP) for better zooming and 360
degree viewing angle

8.  Standards of price variations
(Camera):
 IP camera’s price is much higher than
Analog camera’s (PTZ is much more)
 IR distance (High IR range, High price)
 Lens (Variable lens has high price than
fixed lens)
 Resolution (As much the megapixel, price
got increased)
 Camera Body (Weatherproof, Waterproof,
Temperature resistivity etc)
 Other facilities like PoE (For IP Cameras)
WDR, DNR, AGC, BLC etc

9.  Digital Video Recorder (DVR)
 Network Video Recorder (NVR)
(For IP camera’s)
 Hybrid(Supports both Analog &
IP)
 Tribrid (Supports analog, HD-
analog and IP)
Analog
DVR
HD DVR

10.  Standards of price
variations (DVR & NVR)
 NVR is in higher price range than
DVR
 Channel (more channel, more
price)
 Maximum HDD capacity (High
HDD facility means rise in price)
 Special facility like ONVIF, RAID
etc

11.  Power Cable
 Used for power up the cameras, DVR, NVR (Usually two
core)
 Video Cable
 Co-axial Cables- RG-6, RG-11 or RG- 59 (For Analog
Camera’s)
 Twisted Pair Cables- Cat-6 (For IP camera’s)
 Optical Fiber (For long distance connectivity)

12.  Analog Solution
 Camera adapter
 BNC connector
 Video Converter
 IP Solution
 Network Switch (with or without PoE, SFP) , Router
 Media converter
 Patch cord
 RJ-45 connector
 TJ Box
 SFP module

15. Description Analog Solution IP Solution
Video Quality Good Much better than analog
Individual
Camera Viewing
Not possible Possible through individual IP
PoE facility Not available Available
Installation Cost Comparably low High
Installation Comparably easy Complex
Long distance
connectivity
Not reliable Reliable

16. Which Solution is better?
Which types of camera is better?

17.  Solution
 For cost effective solution- Analog
 For larger area and long distance connectivity- IP
 For better control, reliability- IP
 Camera
 For Inside area (wide) – Dome camera
 For outside area (long) – Bullet and weatherproof
 For larger area control and zooming- PTZ

18. THANK YOU
ISTIAQUE AHMED
E-MAIL : iatitas@hotmail.com