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ArduCAM NVIDIA Jetson Cameras 8 MP IMX219 Low Distortioin

  • SKU: MBS-SES-192-03
  • GTIN: 0618455044076
  • HAN: B0183
  • Category: Sensors
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ArduCAM NVIDIA Jetson Cameras

  • ArduCam cameras for the NVIDIA Jetson Developer Kits
  • 8MP IMX219 cameras with various attachments

Description

 

These cameras were specially developed for use with the NVIDIA Jetson Developer Kit.

The 8MP IMX219 cameras with various attachments are used here to cover as many requirement areas as possible in terms of autofocus, wide angle, low distortion, etc. with the cameras.

 

 

The ArduCAM NVIDIA Jetson Camera 8MP IMX219 low distribution is mainly designed for the NVIDIA Jetson Nano platform. It works with the Raspberry Pi computer module as well, but not with the standard Raspberry Pi models.

Applications for this camera include unmanned vehicles, autonomous robotic systems, intelligent video analysis, drone building, and mobile medical imaging.

Datasheet 8MP IMX 219 low distribution

Technical data

  • Sensor: Sony 8MP IMX219
  • Optical Format: 1/4 inch
  • Frame rate: 30@8MP, 60fps@1080p, 120fps@720p
  • Data Format: RAW8/RAW10
  • F.NO: 2,8
  • EFL: 2,8mm
  • View angle: 75° horizontal
  • Interface: MIPI CSI-2 2-lane
  • IR: integral IR, visible light

Scope of delivery

  • 1 x ArduCam  NVIDIA Jetson Camera 8MP IMX219 low distribution
  • 1 x 1.0mm pitch 15cm 15pin FPC cable

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