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ArduCAM USB Cameras 5MP OV5648 w/ M12 lens

  • SKU: MBS-SES-197-17
  • GTIN: 0618455052781
  • HAN: B0454
  • Category: Sensors
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ArduCAM USB Cameras 5MP OV5648 w/ M12 lens

  • USB camera with USB 2.0
  • Compatible with: Windows, Linux, Android, MAC OS
  • M12-Objectiv: 110°(T)x95°(H)x76°(V)
  • Resolution and Frame rate: 2592(H)x1944(V)@30fps

 

Description

In 2017, Arducam introduced USB2.0 and USB3.0 camera shields. They are another universal camera platform connected via USB. They support higher resolutions and faster frame rates than SPI cameras. They have also expanded the supported camera options, especially global shutter camera for single board computers like Raspberry Pi. With the ArducamcomprehensiveSDK library, you can work on PC and ARM processors, Windows, Linux operating systems, and Robot Operating System (ROS). It can be used for image sensors/optical evaluation, image processing cameras, microscope/telescope USB cameras and more.

This camera, with a maximum resolution and frame rate of 2592(H) x 1944(V), from ArduCam is based on the 5MP OV5648 USB camera module. It was equipped with an M12 (110° (D) x 95° (H) x 76° (V)) lens with manual focus. In addition, the application range of the image sensor has been extended, so that the camera is able to realize various projects. Compatible with Windows, Linux, Android and MAC OS, the USB camera does not require any additional drivers.

Application areas: Home video surveillance, live streaming, video conferencing, 3D printer monitoring, dashcam

Features

  • Ultra HD resolution thanks to the 5MP OV5648 Color CMOS sensor
  • Wide angle: the horizontal angle of view of the M12 lens is 95° and has an IR cut filter
  • Frame rates:
    • MJPG 15fps@2592*1944/2048*1536/1600*1200; 30fps@1920*1080/1280*960/1280*720/1024*768/800*600/640*360/640*480
    • YUY2 2fps@2592*1944/2048*1536; 5fps@1920*1080; 7. 5fps@1600*1200/1280*960; 10fps@1280*720/1024*768; 20fps@800*600; 30fps@640*360/640*480
  • Plug&Play: UVC-compatible

Notes

  • small parts are included
  • no platform board (Raspberry Pi/NVIDIA Jetson Nano/NX board) included

Technical data

  • Sensor: OV5648
  • Resolution: 5MP
  • Shutter Type: Rolling Shutter
  • Optical Size: 1/4"
  • Output Format: MJPG/YUY2
  • Pixel Size: 1,4um x 1,4um
  • Sensor Active Area: 2592(H) x 1944(V)
  • Frame Rate
    • MJPG 15fps@2592*1944/2048*1536/1600*1200; 30fps@1920*1080/1280*960/1280*720/1024*768/800*600/640*360/640*480
    • YUY2 2fps@2592*1944/2048*1536; 5fps@1920*1080; 7. 5fps@1600*1200/1280*960; 10fps@1280*720/1024*768; 20fps@800*600; 30fps@640*360/640*480
  • Focus Type: Manual Focus
  • FOV: 110° (D) x 95°(H) x 76°(VV)
  • Lens Mount: MN12
  • F.NO: 2,5 +/- 10%
  • E.F.L: 2,1
  • IR Sensitifity: Integral IR-cut filter, visible light only
  • TV Disortion: <20%
  • Interface: USB 2.0 device
  • Connector: S4B-ZR
  • UVC Complaint: no additional Drivers are required
  • Operating Voltage: DC 5V +/-5%
  • Working Current: max. 300mA
  • Operating Temperature: -20°C to 70°C
  • Camera Board Size: 38mm x 38mm
  • Audio: single microphone
  • Supported OS: Windows, Linux, MAC OS, Androis
  • Sample Application: AMCap-Windows Camera application for Video and still capture
  • UVC Controls: brightness, contrast, Saturation, sharpness,whit balance, gain

Scope of delivery

  • 1x ArduCam 5MP wide angle OV5648  camera
  • 1x USB cable (1m)
  • 1x Quick Start guide
Item information Value
Shipping weight: 0,20 kg
Item weight: 0,10 kg

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