Description
The ArduCam 2MP Stereo Camera Module is a module with two 2MP synchronized monochrome global shutter OV2311 image sensors. It achieves higher accuracy and frame rate when extracting depth information. This is made possible by the monochrome sensor's ability to deliver excellent detail and sensitivity.
Application areas: Depth detection, SLAM, 3D mapping, 360° cameras, VR/AR applications, etc.
Features
- Full synchronization
- Mono Global Shutter: capture moving objects in sharp Images.
- ISP processing function is supported on Raspberry Pi platform, max frame rate is 50fps @3200x1300
- ISP processing function is not supported on NVIDIA Jetson platform, max frame rate: 50fps @3200x1300
Technical data
| Support Platform | Raspberry Pi and Jetson Nano |
| Output/CSI-2 Speed | x1 CSI-2 2-lane Output Port/1.0 Gbps/Lane |
| Output Formats | RAW8/RAW10/RAW12 |
| ISP Support | Supported on Raspberry Pi, not supported on Nvidia Jetson |
| External Triggle | Support |
| Aggregate mode | Full Spelling Combine |
| Frame Rates(On Raspberry Pi) | Raw8/Raw10: 3200×1300@40fps, 3200×1080@80fps, 2560×720@80fps |
| Frame Rates(On Nvidia Jetson) | Raw8/Raw10: 3200×1300@40fps, 3200×1080@80fps, 2560×720@80fps |
| Image Sensor | Monochrome Global Shutter 2MP OV2311 |
| Pixel Size | 3 μm x 3 μm |
| Active Array Size | 1600 x 1300 |
| Optical Size | 1/2.9” |
| Focus Distance | 30mm-infinite |
| Camera Interface | 2-lane MIPI CSI-2 |
| Camera Board Size | 105(L) x 24(W) x 20.1(H) mm |
| Default Lens Mount | M12 Mount |
| Distortion | <1% |
| Effective Focal Length | 2.8mm |
| Focus Type | Manual Focus |
| Field of View(FOV) | 83° (H) x 67.5°(V) |
| IR Sensitivity | Without IR-cut filter, sensitive to IR light |
| F.NO | 2.8 |
| Default Lens | Low distortion M12 lens (Part Number: M27280M07S) |
Scope of delivery
- 1 pcs Arducam 2MP OV2311 Stereo MIPI Camera Module with low distortion M12 Mount Lens
- 1 pcs 150mm 15pin 1.0mm pitch FPC cable
- 1 pcs 150mm 15pin 1.0mm to 22pin 0.5mm pitch FPC cable
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